Enclosed trailer suggestions
Cruiser
Joined: Mar 2011
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From: Mansfield, LA.
I have a CargoCraft trailer and I love it. Don't even know it's behind you when you're pulling it. I think it's a well made trailer and not a bad price.
Here's a link on one that's on sale here at our local dealer in louisiana.
http://www.toppstrailers.com/2013-ca...ler-la-i571637
Here's a link on one that's on sale here at our local dealer in louisiana.
http://www.toppstrailers.com/2013-ca...ler-la-i571637
Cruiser
Joined: Feb 2011
Posts: 205
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From: Goode, Va
I'm getting an enclosed trailer for my Streetglide. I'm looking at Vnose, 6x10. Price's in my area, Cape Cod, MA, are high, so I'm planning on driving 4 hours west to save at least $500. Any suggestions on brand or anything else? I was looking at Diamond Cargo and Arising trailers.
Thanks
Josh
Thanks
Josh
Tourer
Joined: Mar 2011
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From: SC
Key words, aluminum, torsion axle....I had an equivalent to a Diamond. Lots of cheap & dirty trailers coming out of southern Georgia. Aluminum is pretty expensive. Mine, was able to store inside the garage and it didn't see a lot of action. You get what you pay for. Starting at $3500 for a single. Do a little research and know the better built trailers are probably not the ones radially available on a trailer lot.
Homesteader EZ Rider is a very good trailer, Wells Fargo, & Hallmark.
Homesteader EZ Rider is a very good trailer, Wells Fargo, & Hallmark.
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Joined: Sep 2005
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From: MA
I bought my V nose from this outfit about 7 years ago in MA. There are quite a few dealers in Maine and New Hampshire. Don't forget though, no matter where you buy it, you will pay sales tax to Duval and Co.
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Joined: Nov 2007
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From: Colorful Colorado
Here's what I can tell you. I have a 7X14 V-nose Haulmark. It will haul 2 dressers but they are close together and better be lashed down. Get the 8.5X16 (whatever make) trailer. You will need or find a need for the extra length and will bless yourself for the extra width. Also get wheel chocks like a condor. Makes loading and unloadind a single person event. Instead of D rings get "E" track installed. You will find the adjustability very handy. These options are what I have learned that will make life easy. Helmet cabinets or storage cabinets are a good option also. If you can get a used one buy it. You do not have to take the loss. Be patient and buy just once. Hope this helps. Oh, Tandom axle also.
DJ
DJ
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Joined: Dec 2010
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From: Parrish, Florida
Here's my current set up a 2012 Chevy Avalanche pulling a 2012 Stealth Trailer, I'm very happy with both.
But if money weren't a consideration and I used it more often I'd go with a Silver Eagle from Logan Coach, hands down the very best motorcycle trailer I've ever seen or owned. I wasn't getting a lot of use out it and someone made me an offer I couldn't refuse....have wished I did ever since. http://logancoach.com/silver-eagle/
Good luck with your decision.
But if money weren't a consideration and I used it more often I'd go with a Silver Eagle from Logan Coach, hands down the very best motorcycle trailer I've ever seen or owned. I wasn't getting a lot of use out it and someone made me an offer I couldn't refuse....have wished I did ever since. http://logancoach.com/silver-eagle/
Good luck with your decision.