light weight dual trailer - I like it.

[AdminGuy]

http://www.ironhorsetrailers.com/

I've always liked the design of these trailers. Light weight and areo-dynamic. Painted up they would look really good. Ottaway has one I think.
Someone was thinking about the reality that not everyone is hauling with a heavy duty truck.

Chariot model is 4'3"- H @ 750lbs.
Flip top is 6'6" - H @ 1000lbs. $5000.00
both on 14" rims.

With the price of gas expected to go right through the roof this summer.
There're looking even better. Take a look -and tell me what you think.

Don't forget to inspect and regrease your trailer bearings before hitting the road. Do your lights work?

[rousseau]

Looks a little "pricey" to me. When you add the necessary options (brakes,break away safety, hold downs, tread plate ect.) Your'e looking at over 6 Gs. And you still only have a single axel. I'm guessing that it won't hold two full size bikes. (dressers).

[AdminGuy]

Apparently two full dress will fit.

If you hauling 2000lbs total do you really need brakes? and why. A car or van w/ 4 disk.

Double axel - four bikes with extra stuff and gear - ya I can see it.

[inrustwetrust]

Reminds me of a great T-shirt I saw. It said "I rode my bike to trailer week". Who am I to pass judgement on that one as I almost always take a bike in a van.

[c.o.]

My moto is "if your bike ain't broke then ride it". But I also believe in "each to his own", and "live and let live", etc. I can see trailering if you need to bring more than one bike, I'm thinking that trying to control two at a time on the highway could get a bit circus like...ha......ha..... That's my two-bits........