DavesFZ
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Ha. I think you just earned yourself another Outstanding Employee certificate.
2+ days of hard work and frustration, but here it is..
- Thread starter Erci
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Used the trailer for the first time on a long-ish drive (100 miles each way).
It feels significantly lighter to pull compared to U-haul motorcycle trailer. It also barely affected my fuel economy, whereas the U-haul one but it by a good 40% (perhaps that particular one had a lot of drag :don'tknow: )
No issues at highway speeds either.. 75 is fine (though all these little trailers always say 55max.. including the U-haul one).
Can't speak for durability, but otherwise I'm very happy with it.
P.S. PitBull trailer restraint is awesomely quick and easy to use
It feels significantly lighter to pull compared to U-haul motorcycle trailer. It also barely affected my fuel economy, whereas the U-haul one but it by a good 40% (perhaps that particular one had a lot of drag :don'tknow: )
No issues at highway speeds either.. 75 is fine (though all these little trailers always say 55max.. including the U-haul one).
Can't speak for durability, but otherwise I'm very happy with it.
P.S. PitBull trailer restraint is awesomely quick and easy to use
The answer to the question: Can Harbor Freight trailer fit 2 sport bikes?:
Drove for about 15 minutes.. hit some pretty good bumps. Seems OK. Next Monday will be a 100 mile drive.. we'll see how it goes :tard:
Drove for about 15 minutes.. hit some pretty good bumps. Seems OK. Next Monday will be a 100 mile drive.. we'll see how it goes :tard:
QwickFliCk
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Looks good! Is it hard to push ur bike up backwards?
I run the fz and a klx250 side by side. I made my own trailer restraint for the klx w a steel rod, washers, nylon spacers and 2 large turn buckles. I'm thinking of getting rid of those noisy fenders
I run the fz and a klx250 side by side. I made my own trailer restraint for the klx w a steel rod, washers, nylon spacers and 2 large turn buckles. I'm thinking of getting rid of those noisy fenders
I would not attempt it alone, but 2 people.. piece of cake :thumbup:
