Trailer Size Recommendations

[Wood 13]

Look to buy an enclosed trailer this year. What size trailer do you'll recommend for holding 2 bikes comfortable with the possibility of a 3rd? 90% of the time I will probably pulling 1 or 2 bikes.

Right now I'm looking at a 7x12 tandem axle w/ ramp door. Also, will need a little room to work on bike(s) if I run RST or Crazy 8's in Mirock series.

Also, any ideas on must have options built into or put in the trailer that would otherwise probably be too costly to retrofit? Thanks.

[jblankenship]

this is a 6x14 just to give you an idea, I would definitely get some lights inside, my generator is mounted on the tongue to save some room. I really wish I had gone with a 7x14 or 7x16, but this gets it done just fine and isn't that heavy.

[TIM HOLDEN]

8 1/2 by 20 works great.

[Ricky Wood]

8x16

[BATTMAN]

I have a 8 1/2 by 20 that I will sell you cheap. id even be willing to trade you something for it....motor work, stock busa motor, or whatever

[popa doc]

Figure out what will make you comfortable,And then go a little bigger.I bought 5 trailer and lost my ass on everyone of them,selling to buy another.I would go 20 -24.Is a great size trailer.I started out with a 6x14 and have been big ass a 8x38 and that was just to big now im with a 20 and happy.

[PoPo]

8x16

[knecum]

8.5x24' is perfect 4 bikes and plenty of room up front

[Bub]

8 1/2 by 20 works great.

I agree, I bought one last year and love it. A.C. is a big plus.

[TIM HOLDEN]

I agree, I bought one last year and love it. A.C. is a big plus.

That is next on list A.C.

[Bub]

If you are getting a.c, go with the 15,000 btu not the 13,500 btu. Trust me on this one. I went the small route, and regret it.

[TIM HOLDEN]

If you are getting a.c, go with the 15,000 btu not the 13,500 btu. Trust me on this one. I went the small route, and regret it.

Thanks for the heads up. Did you install yours and was it hard

[Bub]

No i didnt do mine. PLace I bought trailer did it for me for free for buying trailer. I have done them for friends. it isnt hard at all. Biggest thing is making sure it is sealed good on roof. But its easy to do, real easy to wire

[Bub]

Also would recommend getting the heat strip with it, its about 85 bucks, alot better than carrying around little electric heaters and tripping over them. Another mistake I had made, but corrected

[TIM HOLDEN]

Also would recommend getting the heat strip with it, its about 85 bucks, alot better than carrying around little electric heaters and tripping over them. Another mistake I had made, but corrected

Thanks