New Trailer to transport Tri-Glide

[BKtrike]

Retiring soon. Finished up the inside of my new trailer. Had floor and up wall 6inches with bed liner.



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[rhino 2]

Retiring soon. Finished up the inside of my new trailer. Had floor and up wall 6inches with bed liner.



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[cycle7447]

BKTrike - wow, you have done some work - and, a very nice job.

 

[wlivin2]

Very nice

 

[windsurfed]

clean

Wow! That's really nice. Very clean and organized. Was looking for a picture of your TG inside tied down.

 

[Zammy]

Looking good Barry, nice job.

 

[Leaky Waders]

Retiring soon. Finished up the inside of my new trailer. Had floor and up wall 6inches with bed liner.



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Great work! You make me wish I did not have an all fiberglass trailer now.

 

[ol' school]

Looks good Barry! Nice job!

 

[Trampas]

That is looking really good, you didn't say the size of trailer or the year of triglide, just curious

All for now Trampas

 

[BKtrike]

Wow! That's really nice. Very clean and organized. Was looking for a picture of your TG inside tied down.

Soon!

 

[BKtrike]

That is looking really good, you didn't say the size of trailer or the year of triglide, just curious

All for now Trampas

2020 TriGlide; trailer is a 2022 7x14 Sure-Trac, tandem axel.

 

[Trampas]

Thank you for the quick reply and still looking good LOL

 

[Woody]

got it looking good

 

[Udawg]

Now that's the way to trailer a Trike. Great job Barry.

 

[BKtrike]

Tied down as recommended by DK customs. Off to HD dealer tomm form10k service, new battery, new fort tire, and what ever else catches my eye!

 

[JTJersey]

I'd hang out in that even if I wasn't going anyway. Nice. :clapping:

 

[Jack Klarich]

Nice set up

 

[Ray55]

Nice set-up, but I have a question: How would you load your bike if it wasn't running?

 

[BKtrike]

Nice set up

Thanks Jack!

 

[BKtrike]

Nice set-up, but I have a question: How would you load your bike if it wasn't running?

Probably find a hill if possible. Can always mount a winch inside but I’ve spent enough so far!

 

[Trampas]

Probably find a hill if possible. Can always mount a winch inside but I’ve spent enough so far!

You already answered the question, a winch, now granted you can go to around $30 to $600 for a winch, a hand winch would be the cheapest but I think it would be hard cranking on it, I seen some power ones for around $100 and up. Personally I would go with a power one and it would fit right in on what you have done, it can be a add on when needed and store it some place when not in use. I have a friend that has one on his car trailer and stores it in the front box of trailer where the chains, binders etc etc is stored, it works good and has a car battery for the power.

Just a thought for now, there might be a day when needed and a hill might not be around to do it and how do you get it to the hill< LOL>, I would hate to push it in, I think it would take at least 4 good strong men and in shape, which doesn't classify me LOL

All for now Trampas

 

[cycle7447]

Nice set-up, but I have a question: How would you load your bike if it wasn't running?

I know you have gotten some responses - however, in my opinion, loading a trike is way so much easier than loading a 2 wheeler. Have you ever notices just how easily it rolls?

Even thought I have reverse, most times when I back my bike out of the garage, I just grad the handlebar and push it back. So, if not running, just push it up - I would not invest in any sort of a pully.

 

[gtrb]

I'm jealous, looks good.

 

[rayg5102]

looks great

Enjoy retirement. be safe