Trailer in a Bag, Anyone seen or used this?

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Thinking about this trailer to avoid having to load up in back of truck anymore, does anyone know anyone who has one or has anyone of you actually used this?

Thanks for your input!!
 
SoutheastJay said:
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Trailer In A Bag - Motorcycle Trailers - Scooter Trailers - ATV Trailers - Trike Trailers

Thinking about this trailer to avoid having to load up in back of truck anymore, does anyone know anyone who has one or has anyone of you actually used this?

Thanks for your input!!
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I'm seriously considering this. $1400 and the Kendon is 1K more, seems sturdier but we have the lightest bike there is, so no worries. Neither of these have a place to store your suit, so to me that's a good thing.
 
Trauma said:
I'm seriously considering this. $1400 and the Kendon is 1K more, seems sturdier but we have the lightest bike there is, so no worries. Neither of these have a place to store your suit, so to me that's a good thing.
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Configured the way i want its 1999$ I want the condor, fenders, LED and running boards. :cool:
 
@SoutheastJay

Theres a company in Tampa area that sells a nice trailer for a single bike for about $850. It doesn't come in a bag (lol), but it looks a lot nicer. I want to say it's called a continental or something.
 
I was looking at that awhile back, but I want a dual rail and their's looks a little sketchy to me. I'd like to get a Kendon dual rail, but that's almost $4K.
 
bronch said:
I was looking at that awhile back, but I want a dual rail and their's looks a little sketchy to me. I'd like to get a Kendon dual rail, but that's almost $4K.
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Here's the Tampa one, too boaty, and will not fold/store.
 

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Trauma said:
Here's the Tampa one, too boaty, and will not fold/store.
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Agree. I need a fold up one unfortunately, no where to park it. The only thing I'm not sure about with the Kendon is mounting the pitbull trailer restraint without serious modification.
 
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bronch said:
Agree. I need a fold up one unfortunately, no where to park it. The only thing I'm not sure about with the Kendon is mounting the pitbull trailer restraint without serious modification.
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the Kendon trailer is great, there is a front wheel choc- and if you dont want to do any modifications, an Austrailian company does sell something called "tyre down"- basically a steel cradle that goes around the rear wheel. that rear wheel is not moving anywhere.
 
do you really think this is better than not loading in truck. I understand your delemma, but for the future maybe set yourself up for extra pair of hands?? this thing looks to sketchy for me its not solid enough for a "2012 Superbike of the year"
 
Zaid1199 said:
do you really think this is better than not loading in truck. I understand your delemma, but for the future maybe set yourself up for extra pair of hands?? this thing looks to sketchy for me its not solid enough for a "2012 Superbike of the year"
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Every time he unloads it from his truck he breaks a piece off his faring. This trailer would pay for itself after two runs.
 
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You just need to switch methods dude.. If you can't bunny hop that high just ride it up into the truck like I do.
 
Capt CF said:
You just need to switch methods dude.. If you can't bunny hop that high just ride it up into the truck like I do.
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LOL!

Doesn't look all that stable but would be nice for the track. Wonder how it handles long hauls.
 
Trauma said:
Every time he unloads it from his truck he breaks a piece off his faring. This trailer would pay for itself after to runs.
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HAHAHAHA , but then again not funny when he breaks his plastices, LIKE i said before plan accordingly, GET EXRTA HANDS from ...., mail man, the milk guy, the homeless guy the drunk girl anyone !!
 
my friend just bought one of these for his 848, he has a fiat so he needs lightweight, it folds up and he got a year old model for $800 off craigs list.

I gave it a look when he brought it over, it's very well made and light, he's used it a couple times already and is thrilled with it.

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SoutheastJay said:
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Trailer In A Bag - Motorcycle Trailers - Scooter Trailers - ATV Trailers - Trike Trailers

Thinking about this trailer to avoid having to load up in back of truck anymore, does anyone know anyone who has one or has anyone of you actually used this?

Thanks for your input!!
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it'd be a pretty easy mod on the kendon for the trailer restraint.

I bought one of the lowe's mesh bed small utility trailers, went to the sheet metal shop I used to work at, had them weld a steel plate and attached the pitbull trailer restraing to that.

A metal/welding shop could easily weld a 3/16 to 1/4 steel plate slight larger than the trailer restraint plate UNDERNEATH the alum plate on the trailer. They'd basically weld the steel plate to the steel frame.

+! pitbull trailer restraint is best way I've ever used to transport a bike.

bronch said:
Agree. I need a fold up one unfortunately, no where to park it. The only thing I'm not sure about with the Kendon is mounting the pitbull trailer restraint without serious modification.
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Towed my 1098 cross country when moving back to CA with my wife's car. It might look a but sketchy, but it was extremely stable and quite easy to pull (reference towing vehicle :)).
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zvez said:
it'd be a pretty easy mod on the kendon for the trailer restraint.

I bought one of the lowe's mesh bed small utility trailers, went to the sheet metal shop I used to work at, had them weld a steel plate and attached the pitbull trailer restraing to that.

A metal/welding shop could easily weld a 3/16 to 1/4 steel plate slight larger than the trailer restraint plate UNDERNEATH the alum plate on the trailer. They'd basically weld the steel plate to the steel frame.

+! pitbull trailer restraint is best way I've ever used to transport a bike.
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That doesn't sound too bad at all to fit the pitbull restraint. Now, if I can find a used one I'll be set.
 

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