Which trailer would you recommend?
1078648
This boat is really a car topper. It's kind of light for trailering. In recommend roof racks before a trailer.
1078649
I just pick it up and shove it into the back of my pickup truck. Don't have to worry about trailer tags, registration, etc., etc.
1078650
Did not like any I could find on the internet and the prices were way too high for what you get. I made my own, had the 1 3/4 box steel and for the wheels & tie down I spent about $20.00
1752766
I don't know what that trailer model is, but I'd assume its going in the water. In that case, sure, these things are great. Just measure the inside of your wheel hub to make sure you know the right inside diameter BB to get. They have a printable template on their website if you don't have a good measuring tool.
545422
Mike, it would be quite easy to bolt on attachments. Kiaks should be fine load wise but I have had problems with heavier loads with this type of trailer
787000
I bought a foldable 4×8 trailer from Harbor Freight. Foldable because I was not allowed in my neighborhood to store a trailer outside. I am very pleased with the trailer. I have had many complements on my set up. I had to store my trailer in the garage. Also I had to assemble the trailer. Price was less than 300 dollars.
1431350
Let me tell you this trailer is highly overpriced and i've flind it lacking several options that other trailers have that are much cheaper in price. i would not buy this trailer again if i could do it over.
981990
I have not used the Polar single axle trailer ....but I have a different brand. I have found the tandem easy to use. The wheels spin independently and articulation is good. The increase capacity is worth the price for me.
1747658
I noticed the excellent reviews too. I think I may go with this one, if only for the fact that the Roadtrip is far too bulky for my liking. Thank you for your input!
663406
Have done both. Compared to standard trailer (boat or otherwise) it is a piece of cake. On pavement it rolls easily. On modestly uneven ground, not much harder. The tongue stand is highly recommended as it makes it much easier to pick up and set down (less bending & lifting).
824842
Hi clara! This trailer is excelent. I hold two 5 years old girls confortabily. They use to sleep in The ride. I hope cloud help. Regards
1993786
Hi, I've never seen the Ace/"The One" trailer in person but did take a look online . The Ultra Tow does seem to have some big advantages , the 1st being that there is some structure under the rail where as the other trailer relies only on the crimping for strength . The 2nd big advantage is that the UT has a torsion suspension , the ACE/The One has a solid axle . 3rd is that your bike will be lower & sit level on the UT making it easier to load . As I said in my review the UT does need some work , welding a plate under the middle split of the rail is a must as is replacing the tires . The Ace/The1 does have nice rims but I never found the load range of the tires .I put alloy rims w/ 8 ply load range D tires on the trailer & it tows great at 70 mph. I've had my Ultra Tow for ab/ 2 years now and am very happy with after adding the steel plate , new rims & tires , and using bolts in the middle instead of the pins . The bolts take only a few more minutes to fold or unfold the trailer . Make the modifications & it is nice trailer . At least you will know what you are getting into w/ the UT , I was initially mad because I expected it to be perfect w/o working on it & throwing more money at it . Good luck .
1194220
I agonized over choosing a bike trailer and had the same questions you are having. I love the Allen!! I have the double and use it with a 6 year and a 3 year old. It actually has a seat so there is no bottom dragging at all. They do not fall into each other either. I sometimes pick my six year old and a neighbor kid, who is also 6 years old, up from school and ride a mile home on mixed terrain. The singing and laughter from behind me is pure joy to my heart! I highly recommend this trailer over any overpriced Burley!!
2132283
I've got a basset hound too == Amy, what trailer did you wind up getting and any recommendations for my best friend? She's 62 lbs!
451778
I am sorry I am not familiar with that type of trailer but if it is 16' long you should be fine, maybe just a little big.
1641527
I certainly should fit on that trailer - our one is 12 ft. Best regards, Marion
1410038
You could use the 800lb bar instead of the 1200. You will get a stiffer ride with the 1200 but it would work just fine. If you ever plan to change to a heavier trailer, it would be beneficial to go with the 1200.
1905666
Depending on how long of a tour you're thinking, I wouldn't recommend it. If you're planning on riding over 15 miles with it, it just won't hold up and every time you want to take a turn, you'll risk flipping the trailer over. Unless you have a very straight course planned for your ride, I would go with a higher quality trailer that's both lighter and more stable.
2094449
I would get the ErgoBaby360 because you're baby will like to look out to the world once it's older. I really love mine.