any other trailers besides burley?

On Sat, 27 Nov 2004 04:05:02 GMT

Steve Knight said:

I need a trailer to hall would and other stuff in the burley flatbed
looks like
the way to go. but it would be nice to have a built in cover.

If you're doing a lot of hauling, what you need is an SUV.

http://www.organicengines.com/SUV/index.htm

Quoted message said:

If you're doing a lot of hauling, what you need is an SUV.

http://www.organicengines.com/SUV/index.htm

I had seen that before way cool. but I don't do a huge amount. that would be way
more then I need.

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Steve Knight said:

I need a trailer to hall would and other stuff in the burley flatbed looks
like
the way to go. but it would be nice to have a built in cover.

Would haul stuff?? or haul wood?....🙂

Take a look at Cycle Tote.

I hauled one of these from Portland, OR to Philadelphia, PA a while back.

http://www.cycletote.com I thimk!

HAND

Here's the one I'd recommend:

http://www.quik-pak.com/Quik-Pak%20bicycle%20trailer.html

IMHO, the best 2-wheeler. I own one.

BentJay

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Steve Knight said:

I need a trailer to hall would and other stuff in the burley flatbed looks like
the way to go. but it would be nice to have a built in cover.

Pay a visit to www.bikerev.com. I have their cargo trailer, which I
like. I believe they also make a flatbed, and will customize if
desired.

Steve Knight said:

I need a trailer to hall would and other stuff in the burley flatbed
looks like
the way to go. but it would be nice to have a built in cover.

We've been happy with our Wike trailer <http://www.wicycle.com/>. They have
a covered cargo trailer, although that one is quite a bit different from
the one we have.
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Steve Knight said:

I need a trailer to hall would and other stuff in the burley flatbed looks like
the way to go. but it would be nice to have a built in cover.

Whatever you get, be sure that it has the frame on both sides of the
wheels like the Burley flatbed, and Burley d'Lite. Avoid the trailers
that don't support the wheel on both sides.

Steven M. Scharf said:

Steve Knight said:

I need a trailer to hall would and other stuff in the burley flatbed
looks like
the way to go. but it would be nice to have a built in cover.

Whatever you get, be sure that it has the frame on both sides of the
wheels like the Burley flatbed, and Burley d'Lite. Avoid the trailers
that don't support the wheel on both sides.

Looks likes the CycleTote also has the proper frame,
"http://www.cycletote.com/"

I like my Tanjor cargo, which is exactly Doberman-sized, long and thin;
with the B-29 cockpit nose front. Unfortunately no longer made!

Perfect also for hauling 160# of water softener salt.

It's aerodynamic enough to run one gear higher, over my Burley.
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(BentJay) said:

Here's the one I'd recommend:

http://www.quik-pak.com/Quik-Pak%20bicycle%20trailer.html

IMHO, the best 2-wheeler. I own one.

nice but spendy. plus the hitch would not work since that's how my kickstand is
mounted on my bent.

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I use a "Bike Burro" for shopping. The two-wheel, utility design lets it
double as a shopping cart. Unfortunately, I don't think it's made
anymore.

If your only going to use the trailer ON the bike, you might look into a
Beast Of Burden ("BOB"😉. This is a one wheel trailer that tracks behind
the bike better than two wheel designs. And because it leans with the
bike, there's no danger of trailer "flip-over".

I use this one for bike camping with my MTB, as it can be easily
removed, leaving my bike unencumbered with trailer attachments when I'm
on the trails.

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And a really low gear for the hills!"

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http://www.cycletote.com

Nice! Looks somewhat like my BikeBurro. What's the weight capacity?

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And a really low gear for the hills!"

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Quoted message said:

If your only going to use the trailer ON the bike, you might look into a
Beast Of Burden ("BOB"😉. This is a one wheel trailer that tracks behind
the bike better than two wheel designs. And because it leans with the
bike, there's no danger of trailer "flip-over".

I thought about one but it would not be practical for lumber hauling. I need a
nice flat surface.

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