Motorbike dudes

Ally

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Motorbike dudes

· Posted: 18.09.2013 · #1

Would you use one of THESE or THESE ??

Inclined to think they wouldn't do the chain or shaft any good being constantly towed like that.

Blag

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Re: Motorbike dudes

· Posted: 18.09.2013 · #2

For a trike? maybe, but I'm not so sure I'd be happy to tow my bike with it...

Someone was selling something similar on on Done deal recently for €75 and I thought about buying it just to have it in the boot of the car JUST in case one of the lads was in trouble. I didn't buy it in the end as I just didn't trust the look of it.

I think I'd prefer to use a proper light weight bike trailer for hauling my bike. An enclosed trailer to keep the stone chips & crud to a minimum would be even nicer...

chelsporty

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Re: Motorbike dudes

· Posted: 18.09.2013 · #3

OMG at the bike - No way would I put my bike on that we have towbar on our motorhome and currently on lookout for trailer to take our 2 bikes but think we are heading towards a box trailer

jacktherev

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Re: Motorbike dudes

· Posted: 18.09.2013 · #4

Chelsporty I think Willie has a good covered trailer for sale. Check with him.

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