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[QUOTE=RykerRick;839374]As I mentioned in the OP, its a [COLOR=#383A3B]Trailstar ATV trailer. It allows you to fold down a side and load ATV's or smaller motorcycles Like my Kawasaki, cross-wise on the trailer. For instance, if I'm not hauling the storage box on the open front area in front of the Ryker, I can load my Kawasaki two wheeler in that space and haul both the motorcycle and the Can Am at the same time. Thats why I went with a 12' long, for the extra space.[/COLOR][/QUOTE]
Thanks for taking the time to respond.
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Nice
[QUOTE=RykerRick;835209][COLOR=#383A3B][FONT=&]Just finished installing the Roadmaster Guardian rock guard on the front of the trailer, still need to add a storage box. That Roadmaster Guardian sells for $460 new, I got it at a garage sale for $20 bucks. I usually never get lucky like that. I had been looking for a rock guard but couldnt find a reasonably priced rock guard out there. When I saw this one, I had to stop and ask how much. When she told me the price, I jumped off the bike and quickly paid for it. She held it for me until I could come by the next day to pick it up.[/FONT][/COLOR][/QUOTE]
Nice trailer ... I like the Guardian ... I"ll give you $40 for it when you are cone with it.
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Nice set up you got there :clap:
I'm kinda looking for a trailer that would fit my Goldwing trike............ The problem that I have, is that I honestly have no place to store it when not in use.....So I decided that if and when I need a trailer I'd just rent one from Uhaul..... Big enough to haul my trike..........
I did buy one quite a few years ago (2002) when my bike was a two wheel'rrr, and I towed it to Sturgis bike week.....
Ronnie
12/4/21
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[QUOTE=Burnerboy;863015]Nice set up you got there :clap:
I'm kinda looking for a trailer that would fit my Goldwing trike............ The problem that I have, is that I honestly have no place to store it when not in use.....So I decided that if and when I need a trailer I'd just rent one from Uhaul..... Big enough to haul my trike..........
I did buy one quite a few years ago (2002) when my bike was a two wheel'rrr, and I towed it to Sturgis bike week.....
Ronnie
12/4/21[/QUOTE]
Yeah, I kind of had the same issue. Home Owners Association doesnt allow boats, RV's, commercial vehicles or trailers of any kind on the property if it can be seen from the road. I have a 6' privacy fence in the back yard and on each side of the house. I just extended the fence on the left side of the house a little further towards the front and added a double gate that allows me to store it on the side of the house. Once the gate is closed, it cant be seen. I keep the trailer covered with a huge tarp.
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[QUOTE=RykerRick;863199]Yeah, I kind of had the same issue. Home Owners Association doesnt allow boats, RV's, commercial vehicles or trailers of any kind on the property if it can be seen from the road. I have a 6' privacy fence in the back yard and on each side of the house. I just extended the fence on the left side of the house a little further towards the front and added a double gate that allows me to store it on the side of the house. Once the gate is closed, it cant be seen. I keep the trailer covered with a huge tarp.[/QUOTE]
As someone I know once said about their child, "out of sight is out of mind." I suppose the same applies to an HOA! :D
Very nice setup. I'm starting to shop trikes and am discovering all kinds of other changes that may accompany a change in style of bike. Thanks for posting the photos.
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[QUOTE=Burnerboy;863015]Nice set up you got there :clap:
I'm kinda looking for a trailer that would fit my Goldwing trike............ The problem that I have, is that I honestly have no place to store it when not in use.....So I decided that if and when I need a trailer I'd just rent one from Uhaul..... Big enough to haul my trike..........
I did buy one quite a few years ago (2002) when my bike was a two wheel'rrr, and I towed it to Sturgis bike week.....
Ronnie
12/4/21[/QUOTE]
I think you’ll find if you rent an open trailer your trike will bottom out on the ramp. I have a BigTex 10’ landscapers trailer and have to remove the ramp and use some folding 9’ ramps and put them in the bed of the truck when I’m done. Kind of a pain in the arse. My 2017 GW has a Roadsmith kit which has an extra long wheel base. Not sure if other brands will load onto a standard trailer ramp.