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Originally Posted by JimmyFarris
Ladies and Gentlemen,
I did a 'google' search and couldn't find a trailer to tow the scooter. As some of you know, I'm moving from Arizona to Connecticut within a couple of months.
I'm looking for a trailer, to pull behind my Honda Accord (I already have the hitch installed)
The wheelbase of our bike is 71.2 inches, so I'd need one to fit it.
Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated. Thanks in advance
Jimmy
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I use a 6x12 from Tractor supply.... They have them on sale all the time for around $800. Three ratchet straps and your all set... Bike fits perfectly.
My Fury would not fit on their 5x8' trailer...when I put the tailgate up it was hitting the tail light...
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Originally Posted by Pookster
go to harbor freight and get the 4X8 1350 lb trailer and their wheel chock. some plywood and you'll be good to go.
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I wouldn't comfortably trust my Fury on one of those $300 trailers with the what...12 inch tires... I had one for my riding mower a couple years back and the trailer cost me a riding mower.
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Originally Posted by StPeteAPB
Someone from UK ... bring me a RoRo when you come this way, please!
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Alan, I'm not sure where I saw it but somebody around Florida builds one very close to this... It didn't tilt like in the video, it had a removable ramp on the back but other then that it was identical. Might be able to find it and not need to buy from the U.K. LoL
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Originally Posted by StPeteAPB
Check this Trailer in a Bag:
Just under US$2k for trailer, chock, fenders and running boards. Hmmmm
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You guys sure got some deep pockets LoL
2K for something you might use a couple, three times a year.
Wowzer's
I thought $800 for a Tractor Supply trailer was too much!
Just messin with ya...
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Originally Posted by djconroy
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I couldn't agree more LMAO
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Originally Posted by Bones429
Planning on taking a trip to the parents home in Eastern Kentucky, would love to ride the fury up ther but havea wife and 14 year old son going also...Wife refuses to lean when I've had her on the back.....she ain't riding any more....So I've been looking for some way to drive up and also take the Fury with me.....
This may be the answer.....
Stirrup Motorcycle Trailers
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Be careful... I'd be worried about somebody rear-ending the bike with no lights working on it especially at night. Also check with the states you'll be traveling through to make sure it's legal. I don't believe those are legal in some states.
A friend of mine used one of those a while back and he got a ticket in (I believe) GA for towing the bike with it, it might have been another south-eastern state, I'm not positive. And then to make it worse, When he got home he had a whining noise coming out of his transmission that he didn't have before towing it 1000 miles. He had to take it to the stealer get it get it fixed but I can't remember what was wrong with it... All I remember was him really complaining saying that with the cost of the tranny repair he could of bought a full trailer and not had any problems.
Just food for thought.
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