motorcycle trailer
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playhard67
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Where do I find a swivel for the trailer hitch. I'm looking to buy a receiver type hitch for my '09 Street Glide.
Fourdogs
Junior Member
ya guys are talkin like 400-500 bucks for a trailer..dang then i am not even sure i should post what i pull...but if ya want something that ya unhook....and roll it to your room like luggage....Look nice...pulls fantastic...no surprises around corners...i have probably pull it over 40,000 miles ...its called a Unigo...check their site..not sure what your looking for..are how much ya wanna spend.
: Schoolhouse Motorcycle Accessories, Inc. - The New Home of Uni-Go Motorcycle Trailers. take a minute and watch the video...I live in Missouri and pulled it to the East coast and to the West Coast...and to the North.. Canada..and been very satisfied.
: Schoolhouse Motorcycle Accessories, Inc. - The New Home of Uni-Go Motorcycle Trailers. take a minute and watch the video...I live in Missouri and pulled it to the East coast and to the West Coast...and to the North.. Canada..and been very satisfied.
wildey
Active Member
I don't know if those swivel hitches are really worth the money or even putting them on. I say that cause I have a trailer I pull that my friend and I built, we then layed the bike on its side to see if there was any binding or anything for that matter and there isn't!! you could actually lay it farther than the bike can go.
So why would someone need those if they don't bind or reach end of travel?? Just asking in case I've missed something which wouldn't be the first time
Joel,I have put elect.and hydrauliic brakes on motorcycle trailers for people.It will run approx.$500. for electric,$700. for hydraulic.The 7'' brakes these use cost more then the standard 10'' and 12''
Fourdogs,if that trailer works like the video shows I think it was worth the money.I'm going to check into a Canadian dealership.Thanks!
Subby
Active Member
I've pulled trailers with my bikes for years...mostly campers. I also have never had anything but 8" wheels and a standard ball hitch. Never had a problem. I think that 8" wheels are fine but, as with all wheels, you've got to make sure you re-pack the wheels bearings regularly. As far as towing, you have to remember that your stopping disance and length are increased and ride accordingly. With a camper trailer, you're also a bit wider...something to remember when pulling up to the pumps. In the past 20 years, I've never had a bad experience pulling a trailer with my bike.
Fourdogs
Junior Member
Joel,I have put elect.and hydrauliic brakes on motorcycle trailers for people.It will run approx.$500. for electric,$700. for hydraulic.The 7'' brakes these use cost more then the standard 10'' and 12''
Fourdogs,if that trailer works like the video shows I think it was worth the money.I'm going to check into a Canadian dealership.Thanks!
Yes..its works just as the Video shows..i promise..i got that one coz i am a new rider...and it seemed easy to handle...and my wife went from 1 pair of boots to 1 pair of boot and added 3 pair of shoes..oh we do what we do to keep them happy...Don't we...lol
