AERO Motorcycle trailers - your thoughts?

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Sep 19, 2009 | 11:19 PM

DHart

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AERO Motorcycle trailers - your thoughts?

In our quest for the ideal motorcycle trailer for us, my wife and I stumbled upon a website for AERO motorcycle trailers... they sound like a good way to go... but that could be a lot of web hype with untold stories yet to hear... we're wondering what other's experiences have been with AERO... your thoughts much appreciated...

Here's AERO's website:

http://www.aerotrailers.com/

Sep 20, 2009 | 02:47 AM

emwolb

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man that looks like a nice setup. however, it would seem a bit big to pull behind my streetglide. imagine the trailer hitch i'd have to build. just teasing, but that is an awesome trailer. too rich for my blood though. if i go somewhere to a bike event, i gotta ride, otherwise i won't be going.

Sep 20, 2009 | 04:15 AM

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Jim... there are times when a trailer is just what you need... like let's say you want to spend the weekend riding in a distant place... you can spend half of Saturday blasting on the freeway to get there then start your ride that afternoon (a bit tired out). Or you can trailer the bike there Friday night and wake up first thing refreshed and ready for a full day of riding there. Bike is safely stored for the night in the trailer. Do the same Sunday... then Sunday night, an easy return trip home comfortable in your vehicle, bike in the trailer. And should bad weather hit, you can get back home safely and comfortably. Other uses: you want to take your bike for service and no one is available to pick you up to get home. Or you want to rent a rototiller... use the trailer. Or you want to store the bike in the trailer at any time for some reason. Or you want to buy a washer, dryer, refrigerator, sofa, whatever... just use the trailer. Lots of uses for a small trailer. I have a Yukon XL and don't have a truck, so a trailer is extra handy for me.