Pulling a trailer, N-Line one wheel trailer.

[PeaceKeeper]

Anybody ever see or have any experience with these trailers?
They look like they would work pretty good and track with the bike.
http://www.n-line.com/index.htm

[Backroad Mike]

Originally Posted by Peacekeeper

Anybody ever see or have any experience with these trailers?
They look like they would work pretty good and track with the bike.
http://www.n-line.com/index.htm

Dave;

No experience with that brand. Mine has two wheels, centrally located in the unit. With that style, I'd be more concerned with the amound of load on the tongue. My trailer suggests no more than 10% total weight of the trailer on the tongue. this is for balancing purposes and minimizing any whiping effect. They may have a different load scale, but it's something to check.

[Dirty Dan]

I saw one at a motel I stayed at in Alcoa, TN last week hooked up to a Nightster. Looked decent. Didn't get to talk to the guy.

[FinalBags]

I think Griffin pulled one for a while.

[KingThrasher]

Is this anything like "Pullin a Train?"

Just wonderin'....

[FinalBags]

No trailer for me.
I'm skured.
I shudder to think how crazy it would have been Sunday if I had been pulling a trailer.

[Mnhorsemom]

We saw a number of bikes with those trailers when we were at Sturgis. Didn't talk to any of them, cause I have NO desire to try to pull a trailer, they did look kinda strange though.

[y2kflhr]

trailer-I don't need no stinkin' trailer









oh wait.....I think I do...

[ms_tapestry]

Originally Posted by FinalBags

No trailer for me.
I'm skured.
I shudder to think how crazy it would have been Sunday if I had been pulling a trailer.

Sir you don't need a trailer, you have Ms. Martha. . .

[PeaceKeeper]

I think a small one would be kewl to take to places like Yellowstone and Teton to set up a big base camp for an extended stay. You could carry all kinds of stuff like shelters, big stoves, camp furniture, screen rooms, all the normal stuff you camp with out of a car. Pull it to the base camp, set up, unhook, then ride for 2 weeks, then repack, hook up and pull home. It actually seems convienient.

[y2kflhr]

big tom had one in es along with mike, they had a lot of stuff in there....angela was plotting.........

[FinalBags]

Ole Nines shore likes his. He's puts lots of stuff in there.

[BigSwede]

I pulled one similar behind a bicycle once. Pulled it a pretty good distance too. was alot different pull than the 2 wheeled trailers I had pulled on my bike. Looks like it might be an aight trailer....

[DaSkip]

I've been eying the In-Line Trailers for a while now. It sure would solve any storage issues I have.

It's pretty pricey though.

[Backroad Mike]

[QUOTE=y2kflhr;786431]trailer-I don't need no stinkin' trailer

oh wait.....I think I do...[/QUOTE]

You might need 2.

Originally Posted by Peacekeeper

I think a small one would be kewl to take to places like Yellowstone and Teton to set up a big base camp for an extended stay. You could carry all kinds of stuff like shelters, big stoves, camp furniture, screen rooms, all the normal stuff you camp with out of a car. Pull it to the base camp, set up, unhook, then ride for 2 weeks, then repack, hook up and pull home. It actually seems convienient.

It fills up fast. Do the build first, you may not like your up hill acceleration once you load up the trailer.

How much do those run? Have you checked craigs list or e-bay?