Stinger trike hauler

[brianl]

Has anyone ever used the Stinger trike hauler? https://stingertrailer.com/product/stinger-for-trike/ I was wondering about the quality and if it will work on a 2017 Goldwing with a Roadsmith kit. Roadsmith is longer and wider than a Triglide.

 

[cycle7447]

Has anyone ever used the Stinger trike hauler? https://stingertrailer.com/product/stinger-for-trike/ I was wondering about the quality and if it will work on a 2017 Goldwing with a Roadsmith kit. Roadsmith is longer and wider than a Triglide.

Hey - I will be watching your responses - also need something like this. I have a Harley CSC conversion and believe it is about 61 inches wide - and much longer than the TriGlide.

Wish Stinger has posted some videos.

 

[brianl]

Hey - I will be watching your responses - also need something like this. I have a Harley CSC conversion and believe it is about 61 inches wide - and much longer than the TriGlide.

Wish Stinger has posted some videos.

I talked with Kevin Drew from the factory. He said that the trailer is adjustable and will fit any trike. He can be contacted at sales@stingertrailer.com I read owner’s reviews and every single one is 5 stars. Definitely thinking of buying one in the spring.

 

[cycle7447]

I talked with Kevin Drew from the factory. He said that the trailer is adjustable and will fit any trike. He can be contacted at sales@stingertrailer.com I read owner’s reviews and every single one is 5 stars. Definitely thinking of buying one in the spring.

Thanks for your report on this. Will see if I can find one around here to actually take a look at it.

 

[headheaded]

At the cost of $3900 you could buy a nice enclosed trailer that would protect your bike while traveling.

 

[brianl]

At the cost of $3900 you could buy a nice enclosed trailer that would protect your bike while traveling.

The whole idea of that kind of trailer is to be able to fold it up for storage and move it around easily. For the two or three times a year I use it the enclosed trailer doesn’t make much sense for me.

 

[rhino 2]

The whole idea of that kind of trailer is to be able to fold it up for storage and move it around easily. For the two or three times a year I use it the enclosed trailer doesn’t make much sense for me.

For under $1800 you can get a utility trailer a.k.a. landscape trailer although it doesn’t fold is easy enough for one person to move around and leave on the side of the house or driveway..

 

[brianl]

For under $1800 you can get a utility trailer a.k.a. landscape trailer although it doesn’t fold is easy enough for one person to move around and leave on the side of the house or driveway..

I have one and have been using it for 10 years. It’s 10’ long and with my Condor wheel chock installed I can’t close the ramp. Even if I could, the ramp is only 4’ long and my Goldwing Roadsmith will bottom out so I have to remove it and use 9’ folding ramps to load my trike. They weigh about 70 lbs a piece and then I have to load them in my truck when I’m done. Gets to be a tiring project. I also have to figure out where I’m going to park it when I get there. Usually I have to rent space at a storage facility.