Trailer Queen ????
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Cruiser
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From: GTA, Ontario, Canada
Trailer Queen ????
OK boys, what sort of trailer do you use and why. I saw a picture of a enclosed fibreglass trailer that looked like it might hold my Ultra and perhaps a smaller bike.
Actually, it was the wife that suggested this so we could all go on vacation together, and I could have some fun riding too!!!
Pictures would be a big help.
Thanks
Rabid
Actually, it was the wife that suggested this so we could all go on vacation together, and I could have some fun riding too!!!
Pictures would be a big help.
Thanks
Rabid
Road Captain
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From: Arkansas Ozarks
RE: Trailer Queen ????
My trailer will only hold one bike, but it's easy to pull and the V-nose makes it a little more aerodynamic. Even with my Ultra inside, it still has plenty of roomfor gear and such.
Road Captain
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From: Cavendish, Pei
RE: Trailer Queen ????
I bought a 5x10 foot roadmaster enclosed trailer. I travel south every winter for 2 months and was tired of the mess my bike would be in (both ways) . Last year I put it in our company van so it was fine. 2 years ago while coming home from Palm springs with the bike on an open trailer,I hit an ice storm in Ohio. It took about 2 weeks to take everything apart to get the salt and sand out, I told myself that I would I never go through this again. It also makes a great place to store it in the summer. Keeps the garage clear for other repairs. If I had to do it again I would buy a larger trailer probably a 6x12 or even a 7x12. More room inside is better to move around...Mark...
Road Master
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From: NH
RE: Trailer Queen ????
I have the same one in Faulkner's photo,mines a 6x10 V-nose.
I use it as a shed during the riding season,one of these days i'll install some e-track and a wheel chock,and get it registered,been sitting in my driveway since last year and provides me with a safe out of the weather place to keep my bike,before that ...the bike was parked in the driveway with a cover on it rain or shine,didnt much care for leaving it outdoors.
I use it as a shed during the riding season,one of these days i'll install some e-track and a wheel chock,and get it registered,been sitting in my driveway since last year and provides me with a safe out of the weather place to keep my bike,before that ...the bike was parked in the driveway with a cover on it rain or shine,didnt much care for leaving it outdoors.
Tourer
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From: Virginia
RE: Trailer Queen ????
I have a enclosed 5X8. Ultra fits Ok. Would be nice to have a little more room around bike but I did not want to tow the extra size and weight.
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RE: Trailer Queen ????
Haulmark low profile. 7x12 It will hold two full dressers staggered. Tandem wheels, tows real nice. It belongs to a buddy and I only borrow it but if I were to buy one it would be the same.
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