Who makes the best pull behind trailer?

[mpolissky]

I'm thinking of getting pull behind trailer and would like to hear your feedback and experiences.

Thanks,

 

[tis]

Your likely to get alot of different answers to this post. I myself have a older cyclemate that I completely upgraded. But also I only use it probably twice a year @ most., so it meets my needs. I'm assuming we're talking about a trailer to pull behind the Trike. If your planning on useing it quite abit, you may look into a Bushtec, I've also noticed on here that a few people have purchased a aluminum trailer that they are quite happy with. I'm sure you'll get alot of replys. Bottom line will be what suits your needs. Good Luck with your choice.....

 

[Gorilla]

I think there are way to many variables to answer that. It really should be what works best for your for the buck you have to spend.

 

[Road Runner]

Seems like "Tailwind" trailers have a great suspension. I dont have one, as they are rather expensive at $7-8K.
Depends on a lot of variables, such as how much use, space needed, budget. Its a personal choice, but many good trailers on the market.

 

[ben721364]

"Who makes the best pull behind trailer?"
That's like asking do redheads make better wives than blonds. There are too many variables. That said, there are quite a few good choices to fit a range of pocketbooks and esthetic considerations.

I'm thinking of getting pull behind trailer and would like to hear your feedback and experiences.

Thanks,

 

[phil_c]

I agree with what the other people are saying, in that it is going to come down to personal taste in style and budget. We carry Road Dog Trailers which a lot of people like because of their style and independent torsion suspension. And I know a lot of people like the Bushtec Trailers also. So you definitely have a lot of options to choose from.

 

[1800 06 Champion Trike]

I have the Breeze by Country Trailers in Wisconsin.
It's the second one I've owned.
Great trailer at a great price.