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[Buy early]

Will this trailer haul two bagger's with fairing's?

It's tight but they will fit. You stagger them.

[Tannehill Kid]

Nice set up

[SERK3]

  X2

[LovemyCVOgirl]

Who made your wheel chocks?  They look really sturdy. 

[DCFIREMANN]

Who made your wheel chocks?  They look really sturdy. 

Those are Condor wheel chocks. IMHO the best on the market!!!!!

Be Safe

THE DAWG

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Who made your wheel chocks?  They look really sturdy. 

DCFireman is correct, they are Condor wheel chocks. If I had it to do over again, I would go with the Wheeldock chocks http://www.wheeldock.com/ but that discussion has been played out in several other threads.

[Felos]

I'm in the process of setting up my 7' X 14' enclosed trailer.  I installed a BikerBar to hold the cycle and E-track rails to tie down cargo.  Where did you get the jacket and helmet rack? 

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I'm in the process of setting up my 7' X 14' enclosed trailer.  I installed a BikerBar to hold the cycle and E-track rails to tie down cargo.  Where did you get the jacket and helmet rack? 

http://www.towrax.com/product.phtml?p=9&cat_key=3

[Felos]

Buy Early,
Thank you for the shelf information.

[Buy early]

Buy Early,
Thank you for the shelf information.

Always love helping others spend $'s!

[bandit]

Loaded up and ready to roll. This trailer gets used once a year when my wife and I take a trip for a week with the dogs. She doesn't like to ride long distances so we find a nice home to rent and stay for a week and ride around the area. This year, we went up to a lake just west of Grand Marais, MN. Trailer works just great, BUT, I'd rather be riding!

Great setup 
I as well prefer riding my bike,
but maybe there will come a
time, when a trailer is the right
option. well done!!!!

[Grey Ghost]

Closeup of the jacket and helmet rack.

Really cool setup!!!

Has the pin for the clothes bar ever been pulled out by the caribiner attached to the cargo net??

[miker]

My mess...pingles out, bike pros in, tows great, for sale....

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Really cool setup!!!

Has the pin for the clothes bar ever been pulled out by the caribiner attached to the cargo net??

Grey Ghost, funny you would catch that little detail. Shows how anal most folks on this site are.

Actually, this photo was taken just before the tragedy caused by the caribiner pulling out the pin which allowed the clothes bar to wiggle itself loose, causing the jackets to fall off the bar. One of the jackets hit the release on one of the tie downs on one of the bikes causing it to tip over into the other bike, snapping one of the other tie downs with such force that it shot back knocking out the hinge and the spring holding up the rear door. Since we were driving 65 mph at the time, the forward force caused the door to fall open. Both bikes slid out the back door and under the tires causing all four to simultaneously go flat. Sensing some additional drag behind me and assuming we were just heading up a hill, I naturally floored it and dragged the whole mess down the freeway for over a mile until a guy in a Fiat 500 with a targa top pulled up beside me and waved like crazy until I pulled over

As you can well imagine, I won't be attaching the caribiner to that clothes rod pin in that fashion ever again

[Mr. Warlock]

Grey Ghost, funny you would catch that little detail. Shows how anal most folks on this site are.

Actually, this photo was taken just before the tragedy caused by the caribiner pulling out the pin which allowed the clothes bar to wiggle itself loose, causing the jackets to fall off the bar. One of the jackets hit the release on one of the tie downs on one of the bikes causing it to tip over into the other bike, snapping one of the other tie downs with such force that it shot back knocking out the hinge and the spring holding up the rear door. Since we were driving 65 mph at the time, the forward force caused the door to fall open. Both bikes slid out the back door and under the tires causing all four to simultaneously go flat. Sensing some additional drag behind me and assuming we were just heading up a hill, I naturally floored it and dragged the whole mess down the freeway for over a mile until a guy in a Fiat 500 with a targa top pulled up beside me and waved like crazy until I pulled over.

As you can well imaging, I won't be attaching the caribiner to that clothes rod pin in that fashion ever again.

I want to see the pics of that mess, I can only imagine the look on your face when you rounded the trailer.