I'm not saying I'd use this to head to Daytona or anything, but to go to the dealer without having to find someone to follow you there, this looks pretty sweet. And the price isn't outrageous.

http://theusatrailerstore.com/produc...k-wheelie.html

 

Pull your grinder with it not your HD

 

`Sure doesn`t look sturdy enough for anything more than a Sportster to me..

 

They say up to 1000 lbs.
Like I said, just to take it to the dealer it looks like an option to renting a trailer or begging a friend to follow you there.

 

I'll use my enclosed.

No way I'd use that.

 

Ride your bike, that's what it's for.

 

OP, I get what you're sayin'...sure, it would probably work fine for what you're talking about, as long as the deal wasn't like twenty miles away...The price is right, but like the others, I might have some concern as to whether the construction could stand the load, but for a very short distance, might work just fine!


If I was serious about trailering a bike, there are a LOT of pretty good trailers out there for cheap...mine is a converted personal watercraft trailer...set up for one bike currently, would be no problem to set up for two, cost four hundred bux...

 

I would buy one of those "Utility" trailers at Lowes, before I would use something like that.

 

My bike would raise hell if I tried to hook it up to that thing.

 

Go right ahead and get one and then let us know how that works out!