Motorcycle towing?

Mel B. wrote:

kerrlakeRoo wrote:
check out
www.cruiserlift.com

I found that on a google search, really seems nice. Not a bad price either. I guess that would be considered a extra trailed since it has one tire?
Mel

Manufacturer and apparently SOME states and other jurisdictions consider it an extension of the trailer frame, the claim is that since it is not on a separate ball hitch it doesnt qualify as a second trailer. Have to believe it would be up to how the cop felt on a given day as to if it would be a problem.

kerrlakeRoo wrote:
check out
www.cruiserlift.com

I found that on a google search, really seems nice. Not a bad price either. I guess that would be considered a extra trailer since it has one tire?
Mel

SidecarFlip wrote:
I do motorcycle shows with my sidecar outfit and I pull mine on a 3 rail single axle trailer. I also use it to haul my quads. I would be leery about hauling a bike with the back tires on the pavement, especially back there where you cannot see it. Tire failure (on the bike tire) could be catastropic.

Yeah that concerned me also. But whatever I get I'll buy a camara also so I can see what's going on back there.
Mel

I do motorcycle shows with my sidecar outfit and I pull mine on a 3 rail single axle trailer. I also use it to haul my quads. I would be leery about hauling a bike with the back tires on the pavement, especially back there where you cannot see it. Tire failure (on the bike tire) could be catastropic.

check out
www.cruiserlift.com

Google Swivel Wheel Trailer.

All of the carriers that I have seen are limited to at most 600 lbs unless you go with a hydralift, and even then putting that much weight hanging off the back of a 5er would be hard to keep your pin weight where you want it.
Idaho tote may work
www.idahotote.com
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rmz3lCgEo-E
But I dont know about it being legal where you are.
There are also swivel wheel carriers but I dont know the manufacturer.