Can this bike tow a bike trailer?
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Yes, if you get a trailer that attaches to the seatpost, and if you keep the saddle raised high enough on the seatpost to attach it, and if the bike's single gear is low enough to tow the trailer up the lowest hill you need to climb.
913790
Yes. And it works. What it DOESN'T come with, or what mine didn't, is instructions - it just came in a box and I had to figure it out for myself, which I could, because I have experience with other bike trailers. If you lack such experience, you might want to enlist the help of your more bike-ish friends to help you assemble and connect the trailer, or maybe even pay a local bike expert to do it. Once assembled and properly joined to your bike, it is a sturdy and reliable device, under dry conditions.
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This trailer is 5 feet wide and should be able to hold two street bikes depending on what kind of deck and/or sides you put on it. The gross vehicle weight is 1980 lbs per their specs. The tires limit the speed to 55 mph but I have towed mine for long distances at 65 mph. I think you can replace tires with ones that are rated for higher speed.
1462000
There is a bottom weight restriction of 3500 pounds. I tow a tent trailer and use top for my bike rack.
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Hi Lisa, there is a black hitch on the end of the bar which you remove and bolt to the rear axle of your bike. Then you just connect the tow bar when you want to use the trailer.
1756132
Yes it can. Check with your owners manual to make sure the weight is correct for your bike.
489113
AFTER I purchased it the instruction thing said, "Not for towing." -Basically it is for bike racks etc only. In my case, when I received it, I threw it to the side till I needed it to find this out. (well past any return time)I do not know the answer to the weight it can pull. Sorry.
2049365
Yes. It has a hitch that fits on the rear axle of the bike. Additional hitches are available and are not expensive.
848730
I am sure it is not rated for that kind of wait. You could get a long receiver hitch and have the two welded together to achieve your goal or place the bike rack on the vehicle you are towing.
1581832
It is a little lighter when you tow it behind your bike because you take off the handle bars and front wheel, but it isn't more than a 3-5 lb difference from the entire weight of 37.5 lbs. So I would say it is 34 lbs as a bike trailer.
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That's what I bought mine for. It was very easy to assemble. It will be pulled by my Harley. Love this trailer
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You will Not be able to tow because there is not enough clearance once the cart is tipped, but the reels on wheels will easily slide on the back deck of a cart. Hope this helps.
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The platform has enough area to lift a bike with both wheels off the ground without a problem. Two of them might give you more stability, but I don't see how you could fit two of the jacks under the bike and lift by the frame. You bike is different than mine, obviously, but if I could even get two underneath, I'd be lifting partly by the exhaust pipes, and they'd probably get damaged in the process. I think you'd be better off with paddocks.
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No, you will not be able to tow as well as haul your sport bike. They have models that do, but they are much more expensive. I think around $1,500.Keep in mind that a class 3 hitches max tongue weight is usually 500 or 600 pounds. The hitch weighs 90 pounds, and my Katana 750 weighs close to 500 pounds. That's pretty much the maximum.The ones that can haul and tow are made for diesel pushers which have a class 4 or 5 hitch which have higher tongue weight maximums, allowing for the bikes weight and the tongue weight of your trailer. Those ones can cost up to $3,500, plus the cost of upgrading your hitch if necessary.Hope this helps,Felix
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There should be no problem using this trailer with any type mountain bike. The trailer comes with a high quality cam tightened replacement spindle/axle for the rear wheel of your bike. It has extensions that allow the trailer to be quickly hitched to the bike. I have used mine only a few times with my Trek 520 touring bike, but it's wide tire should make it fine for limited off-road use.
138239
Since the front tire is not removed for this type of carrier, if your bike is longer than the truck bed then I don't think it would work
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Yes this trailer will attach to a bike that has a quick release rear wheel if that is the question. The trailer comes with what is called a Booyah Bike Trailer Hitch that the trailer arm attaches to. The end of the trailer arm is flexible to accommodate for the alignment.