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Anyone ever had experience with one of these ?
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ARtraveler
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No experience here, but I am not a fan of one wheel. To much chance for damage to both rigs in the event of a tire fail.
M109Dreamer
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Looks like a Unigo trailer?
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These are popular for the two wheel group. They lean with the bike. - Do not hold a lot - but evry light.
These are popular for the two wheel group. They lean with the bike. - Do not hold a lot - but evry light.
Third Wheel
Yes, lots of experience. I had one on my Kawasaki C-14 sport touring bike. The hitch on mine attached to the rear axel which provided a very solid connection with no surging. I put about 14 thousand miles on it with no issues. They come in several sizes, have a modest capacity and are relatively light. Was a good company to work with (Canadian). Would recommend LED brake lights.
Sold the bike/trailer and bought a F3S.
Yes, lots of experience. I had one on my Kawasaki C-14 sport touring bike. The hitch on mine attached to the rear axel which provided a very solid connection with no surging. I put about 14 thousand miles on it with no issues. They come in several sizes, have a modest capacity and are relatively light. Was a good company to work with (Canadian). Would recommend LED brake lights.
Sold the bike/trailer and bought a F3S.
Bob Denman
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The main draw for these is that on a 2 wheeler they follow the same track, and if you avoid an obstacle with the bike, so does the trailer, given the single track vs 3 tracks with a conventional trailer. Not much point for one of these with either a Spyder or conventional trike.
JimVonBaden
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Exactly. On a Spyder the lack of lean would have the trailer exerting a lot of twisting force that neither the trailer nor the hitch are designed for. It could have a destabilizing effect on a Spyder.
SilverFox1
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Keep in mind everyone, when pulling a two wheel trailer you get FIVE tracks and not three like the Spyder. The trailer wheels track right and left of your rear wheel but not in line with your front wheels. If you come upon an obstacle of any kind, pot hole or whatever, you have to drive around it completely or else,,, ask me I found out the hard way.
SilverFox
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Motorcycledave
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Yes
They work great with a 2 wheeled motorcycle
I dont see any benifit pulling one with a Spyder
They work great with a 2 wheeled motorcycle
I dont see any benifit pulling one with a Spyder
5legsshort
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One wheel trailers.
One benefit is that you can wheel it right into a motel room with you.
One benefit is that you can wheel it right into a motel room with you.
Bob Denman
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Until they catch you with it in the elevator; on the way to the fourth floor! :shocked:
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