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Pics of my Trailer


 

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From: musicmatty@...
Date: 2007/06/28 Thu PM 10:49:16 CDT
To: W650riders@..., musicmatty@...
Subject: Pics of my Trailer

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From: musicmatty@...
Date: 2007/06/28 Thu AM 07:02:27 CDT
To: W650riders@..., musicmatty@...
Subject: Pics of my Trailer

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From: <musicmatty@...>
Date: 2007/06/28 Thu AM 04:02:00 CDT
To: W650riders@...


I just recently took a trip to the beach with my brother and we took my trailer with our bikes strapped on. This trailer is much cheaper in cost then a regular Motorcycle trailer but I customized it and it is actually much better than what they sell for bike trailers. It's a 5ft wide by 10ft in length with 2inch wood board planks for the floor...so I was able to sink in large eye bolts for tie downs on the floor aswell into the metal railing all along the sides for added hooks. The wheels are on 13inch rims so they are big and you can really roll with them without worring about burning up the bearings like on the small wheels that come with most bike trailers. It fits two bikes comfortably with added room behind for luggage storage and this is where I boxed it off on the sides with a removable center board for the bikes to roll on and off but the center board keeps everything from slidding forward. The trailer was around $800. US dollars and about $100. dollars or so in hardware. I bought the trailer at Lowes and as I said it is a far better equipped trailer than a $2000. plus bike trailer with small wheels and just for one bike really. Here are some pics below..
Music Matty


 

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Way cool Matty, I was looking at exactly that trailer in a Lowes ad, good idea.
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Dennis
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----- Original Message -----
Sent: Thursday, June 28, 2007 9:10 PM
Subject: [W650riders] Pics of my Trailer


I just recently took a trip to the beach with my brother and we took my trailer with our bikes strapped on. This trailer is much cheaper in cost then a regular Motorcycle trailer but I customized it and it is actually much better than what they sell for bike trailers. It's a 5ft wide by 10ft in length with 2inch wood board planks for the floor.....
Music Matty


Pete Cordell
 

Matty,
Nice job. My wife works for Lowes and I've looked at those trailers
before...can't beat it for the money.

Anytime you and your brother feel like some mountain riding just
come on down. Leave your car and trailer at my house and take off
for a day or two (or three, etc)...

Pete C




--- In W650riders@..., <musicmatty@...> wrote:
I just recently took a trip to the beach with my brother and we
took my trailer with our bikes strapped on. This trailer is much
cheaper in cost then a regular Motorcycle trailer but I customized
it and it is actually much better than what they sell for bike
trailers. It's a 5ft wide by 10ft in length with 2inch wood board
planks for the floor...so I was able to sink in large eye bolts for
tie downs on the floor aswell into the metal railing all along the
sides for added hooks. The wheels are on 13inch rims so they are big
and you can really roll with them without worring about burning up
the bearings like on the small wheels that come with most bike
trailers. It fits two bikes comfortably with added room behind for
luggage storage and this is where I boxed it off on the sides with a
removable center board for the bikes to roll on and off but the
center board keeps everything from slidding forward. The trailer was
around $800. US dollars and about $100. dollars or so in hardware.
I bought the trailer at Lowes and as I said it is a far better
equipped trailer than a $2000. plus bike trailer with small wheels
and just for one bike really. Here are some pics below..
Music Matty


 

I just recently took a trip to the beach with my brother and we took my trailer with our bikes strapped on. This trailer is much cheaper in cost then a regular Motorcycle trailer but I customized it and it is actually much better than what they sell for bike trailers. It's a 5ft wide by 10ft in length with 2inch wood board planks for the floor...so I was able to sink in large eye bolts for tie downs on the floor aswell into the metal railing all along the sides for added hooks. The wheels are on 13inch rims so they are big and you can really roll with them without worring about burning up the bearings like on the small wheels that come with most bike trailers. It fits two bikes comfortably with added room behind for luggage storage and this is where I boxed it off on the sides with a removable center board for the bikes to roll on and off but the center board keeps everything from slidding forward. The trailer was around $800. US dollars and about $100. dollars or so in hardware. I bought the trailer at Lwes and as I said it is a far better equipped trailer than a $2000. plus bike trailer with small wheels and just for one bike really. Here are some pics below..
Music Matty

Nice rig, Matty. I like the built-in ramp...makes it really easy to walk the bikes up.

I had a similar trailer, without the ramp, for my sidecar, but recently sold it. It was out in the weather (I'm a couple of blocks from the beach) and getting rusty really fast.

So how did the dog like the trip to the beach? ;->


gene in OR


 

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From: Pete Cordell <plkkc@...>
Date: 2007/06/29 Fri AM 06:52:10 CDT
To: W650riders@...
Subject: [W650riders] Re: Pics of my Trailer








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Thanks Pete for the offer!!
Music Matty









Matty,
Nice job. My wife works for Lowes and I've looked at those trailers
before...can't beat it for the money.

Anytime you and your brother feel like some mountain riding just
come on down. Leave your car and trailer at my house and take off
for a day or two (or three, etc)...

Pete C

--- In W650riders@..., <musicmatty@...> wrote:
I just recently took a trip to the beach with my brother and we
took my trailer with our bikes strapped on. This trailer is much
cheaper in cost then a regular Motorcycle trailer but I customized
it and it is actually much better than what they sell for bike
trailers. It's a 5ft wide by 10ft in length with 2inch wood board
planks for the floor...so I was able to sink in large eye bolts for
tie downs on the floor aswell into the metal railing all along the
sides for added hooks. The wheels are on 13inch rims so they are big
and you can really roll with them without worring about burning up
the bearings like on the small wheels that come with most bike
trailers. It fits two bikes comfortably with added room behind for
luggage storage and this is where I boxed it off on the sides with a
removable center board for the bikes to roll on and off but the
center board keeps everything from slidding forward. The trailer was
around $800. US dollars and about $100. dollars or so in hardware.
I bought the trailer at Lowes and as I said it is a far better
equipped trailer than a $2000. plus bike trailer with small wheels
and just for one bike really. Here are some pics below..
Music Matty


 

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From: Gene Fitch <cafeboy@...>
Date: 2007/06/29 Fri AM 10:19:53 CDT
To: W650riders@...
Subject: Re: [W650riders] Pics of my Trailer







My dog loved the trip..she's 15 yrs old and probably wont be here at this time next year with me, she's a chiwawaaa. I had a bicycle there with a basket on the front and I would ride her all around in it and she really liked that...more time on that than the W.
Music Matty









I just recently took a trip to the beach with my brother and we took my
trailer with our bikes strapped on. This trailer is much cheaper in cost
then a regular Motorcycle trailer but I customized it and it is actually
much better than what they sell for bike trailers. It's a 5ft wide by
10ft in length with 2inch wood board planks for the floor...so I was able
to sink in large eye bolts for tie downs on the floor aswell into the
metal railing all along the sides for added hooks. The wheels are on
13inch rims so they are big and you can really roll with them without
worring about burning up the bearings like on the small wheels that come
with most bike trailers. It fits two bikes comfortably with added room
behind for luggage storage and this is where I boxed it off on the sides
with a removable center board for the bikes to roll on and off but the
center board keeps everything from slidding forward. The trailer was
around $800. US dollars and about $100. dollars or so in hardware. I
bought the trailer at Lwes and as I said it is a far better equipped
trailer than a $2000. plus bike trailer with small wheels and just for one
bike really. Here are some pics below..
Music Matty
Nice rig, Matty. I like the built-in ramp...makes it really easy to walk the
bikes up.

I had a similar trailer, without the ramp, for my sidecar, but recently sold
it. It was out in the weather (I'm a couple of blocks from the beach) and
getting rusty really fast.

So how did the dog like the trip to the beach? ;->

gene in OR