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Dual or single axle trailier?
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RE: Dual or single axle trailier?
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well each to there own, If you have a good tow vehicle no need for brakes.
well each to there own, If you have a good tow vehicle no need for brakes.
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RE: Dual or single axle trailier?
I'm thinking a dual axle sounds to be the best answer, 7x14 v-nose, I don't like to trailer but sometimes you have to. Plus you can use it for other things.
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From: Prescott, AZ
RE: Dual or single axle trailier?
I would really rather ride than trailer - but there have been times that I choose istead of 8 hours south on 99 then west on 58 to Vegas or straight up I5 to WA all from Northern CA - Anyway - I got a Kendon stand-up... I had had a Fatboy, WG and now my RG on this thing for up to two days going to WA - all behind a Toyota Avalon - Only problem to keep it under 75 - I forget it is even back there... So, if I have to trailer - this is the way to go... Of course having an inclosed would be better but I do not have the storage for it the other 50 weeks of the year... This stand up actually takes up less room in my garage than my bike...
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From: Mishawaka,Indiana
RE: Dual or single axle trailier?
I've had both and the tandom capacity is nice but its a pain to try to park in tight places, like at home if you have to stick it somewhere not easy because of the tire scrub. My single I just used a dolly in the hitch ball and put it where i wanted it. My Haulmark lowhauler takes 2-3 people to do that. Gas mileage was better with the single too.