Trailer size
I live on a mile and a half of a gravel road. Nice not having nieghbours but a pain in spring and fall on the bikes when everyone is riding.
Would probably use it 10-12 times a year.
Was thinking 7x10 v-nose.
Any feedback would be appreciated
Smtty
He staggers the two bikes and it leaves enough room to work around them. It also leaves plenty of room for haulin' extra STUFF!
I have for sale a 7x14 Southwest Expressline Cargo trailer, barn doors, tandem axle, black, set up for 3 bikes that are not baggers or two if they are, 3 pingle removable wheel chocks and heavy duty "D" tie down rings in the floor, etrac on walls, roof vent, stainless corners, $2000 firm. I bought it new in 12/99 was stored inside for 5 years, clean exterior sides , light hail dents in the front. Plywood interior walls, 12" sq checker board VCT tile floor. Aluminum ramp.
Photo's taken today 3/16/09


Last edited by timberland; Mar 16, 2009 at 07:56 PM.
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I have for sale a 7x14 Southwest Expressline Cargo trailer, barn doors, tandem axle, black, set up for 3 bikes that are not baggers or two if they are, wheel chocks and tie down rings in the floor, stainless corners, $2000 firm. I bought it new, clean exterior sides , light hail dents in the front. Plywood interior walls, 12" sq checker board VCT tile floor. Aluminum ramp.








