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[REGGAB]

Nice lookin' trailer, Chip.  I'm certain it's gonna look great once painted to match the SEUC4.

[hogasm]

Hogasm has it all .

And will make sure it is washed with oven cleaner

[hogasm]

Chip did you get your trailer from Ebay....I bid on one and forgot to make it to the end  time to make my final bid.....glad you got it

[SBB]

Chip did you get your trailer from Ebay....I bid on one and forgot to make it to the end  time to make my final bid.....glad you got it

Not on Ebay.

Should be interesting to pull.

We shall see!

 

[hdbrad03]

They pull great I have owned an N-Line for many years. Back when I had a BSR and she needed more than the bike could carry! Now she rides her own. So we don't pull it very often. They are a dream to pull, they follow the bike and you will allways misss everything the bike misses. The trailer leans with the bike. If your bike can get through an opening the trailer will fit. It was explined to me by N-line that if you place you items on the bike it 100% load. Now move it to the N-Line you move 60% of the load to the trailer and 40% remains on the bike. Much safer load balancing.

 
   Brad

[grandpadoc]

That's a great looking trailer, and was my first choice when I was looking. In California we can split lanes and the narrow design would have let me do that when necessary. I wonder if you could modify a Bushtec hitch to hide the receiver a little better, but that doesn't look bad though. Enjoy the project.  Doc

[hdbrad03]

I would think you could. All the N-Line needs is a 3/4" receiver.  Could you weld a 3/4" reciever to the hidden hitch style, I think so with knowledge on this site someone could do it!

 
   Brad

[SBB]

They pull great I have owned an N-Line for many years. Back when I had a BSR and she needed more than the bike could carry! Now she rides her own. So we don't pull it very often. They are a dream to pull, they follow the bike and you will allways misss everything the bike misses. The trailer leans with the bike. If your bike can get through an opening the trailer will fit. It was explined to me by N-line that if you place you items on the bike it 100% load. Now move it to the N-Line you move 60% of the load to the trailer and 40% remains on the bike. Much safer load balancing.

 
   Brad

Thanks Brad!

All info and experience helps!

 

[hdbrad03]

Wish I had a nice pumpkin trailer to match my  .    Just kidding.


 
   Brad

[hogasm]

Not on Ebay.

Should be interesting to pull.

We shall see!

 

Hope you enjoy it

Is Nancy going to pull the Legend

Ya'll can carry a bunch of chit now

[Mrs Rooster]

 Congrats on the trailer, they sure are nice to have to carry all the extras that you DO NOT NEED, but just want to have with you.

 Having the trailer now you'll have to come out to Hood River next July to try it out on long trips.

[SBB]

I took the trailer apart this afternoon for the painter.
Here's a few pictures of the parts.
The frame.

[SBB]

A very simple trailer design.

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Parts for the painter.

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Next time you see the trailer it wil match the bike. (I hope)

Interesting to note, the single shock in the picture is a Progressive Suspension unit.