In my experience , I would go for the dual axle model for a better towing feel. More stability for a few hundred more dollars.
Gary
Gary
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I asked a question about trailers on the HD Forum and there were some very favorable comments about Iron Horse trailers. Expensive but maybe you get what you pay for. I'm not doing anything till spring but right now I'm leaning toward the Iron Horse.
http://www.ironhorsetrailers.com/
Just remember you need to take about 1600lbs off of the weight capacity before you put anything in it. I brought one of the same and by the time you put your Trike in it, you are not far from the limit. Anything over the limit and you will be buying tires pretty often. Oh by the way the 1600lbs is the weight of the trailer EMPTYLooking to purchase a trailer for the trike . Seen these on ebay out of Georgia. Anybody know anything about them or a suggestion for a enclosed trailer. thanks
enclosed cargo motorcycle 2 bike trailer 7x10 finished ramp and side door NEW | eBay
Yeah - I was also looking at the Iron Horse trailers and then I came across "The Ultimate Trailer" http://the-ultimate-trailers.com/ They are air lowering and look like the cat's meow - although I know of absolutely no one that has ever had one! Really thinking about one or the other - the air lowering really is my choice right now b/c of the ease of loading and unloading. It'd be hell though if the pump ever gave out in the middle of nowhere!
Anyone have any experience with these trailers?
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I ordered a new RC Trailer, 7x12, wedge, with electric brakes, spare tire and rim, with 6 D rings and stabilizer bars for $3300.00 and picked my color. From what I learned in my research, many of these trailer companies don't last very long and then if you need warrantee service you are stuck. Go with a reputable dealer and brand name. From what I learned, some companies install studs 24 on center even though they advertise 16 inches. Stay away from them. ...
Most of these trailers are good to haul in being single or tandem. But take a look underneath and you will notice semi bare wood (floor is usually 3/4" thick) and very light weight cross metal supports. Eventually the floor will sag with trike weight. I use a similar trailer but have learned to beef up floor (welding additional 2" angle iron at point of trike rear wheels etc. across trailer, along side of existing light weight metal beams) and then spray all underneath with either bed liner spray or flex seal. Trailer will last for years of wear and use.
Just remember you need to take about 1600lbs off of the weight capacity before you put anything in it.
I am on my 4th trailer for M/C's and have to suggest looking at the "LEGEND" all aluminum trailers. The model 714LRV is a low profile tandem axle that is absolutely beautiful and very well engineered. Perfect fit for the trike. Located wheel chock to have 330 lbs on tongue when loaded. They certainly have the finest quality and fit of the many trailers I researched. I made a XL spreadsheet of the several models that appealed to me and will be happy to share it if anyone is interested. Email canman945@gmail.com
Hey canman, I did shoot you an email requesting your trailer spreadsheet but never received it. I don't know if there was a cyber hiccup on my end or yours but I would still like to see it. Maybe you could attach it to a post. Thank you.