Folding motorcycle trailers

[royr]

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[Steve 0080]

There was a post on this recently...someone will chime in and help ...

[Spanky]

http://hondaf6b.com/showthread.php?2865-Any-Feedback-on-Kendon-MC-trailers



I have one that i could be talked out of.... no title, but bill of sale.

[BobinMich]

I have a kendon single and double folding motorcycle trailer. I have hauled Hogs and Asian bikes many times, but have not hauled my F6B. A great, easy to put away for storage trailer. Bob

[shooter]

I have a Kendon Ride On Single. I haul my 109 and F6B on it. I've sold trailers for 20 years. The Kendon is the best and smoothest trailer I have ever pulled. And I've pulled trailers of all types and sizes tens of thousands of miles. The torsion suspension is great. Easy to load and tie down. You can run 80 mph no prob. Great trailer.

[Jim]

I have this trailer and tow my F6B, and have towed my Valkyrie back and forth from Michigan to Florida as well as other places. It is built extremely well and I tow at 75 to 80 mph. The components are all first rate including the tires. You will not notice more than a gallon or two difference in millage. You won't even know it's on your vehicle. I tow with a SUV Honda Pilot, but have towed with a Honda Accord. It's the easiest trailer to load I have used. I had an Ironhorse enclosed trailer which I loved, but it took up to much room in my garage. No place to store it outside. So I sold it and bought this trailer. The trailer folds up into a very small area and can be stored either flat on the ground or leaned up against a wall. One of the dealers is in Jupiter Florida. Here is the web site http://stingertrailer.com/ The guy in Florida is Eric and his phone number is 561-799-9854. These trailers are in my opinion priced very well as you will see from the web site. Good luck.

[zman]

I have a kendon single and double folding motorcycle trailer. I have hauled Hogs and Asian bikes many times, but have not hauled my F6B. A great, easy to put away for storage trailer. Bob

I have the double Kendon and I love it. It hauls my 1800 VTX C fine. I haven't had the need to haul the F6B yet but I don't see any issues. :yes:

[Scotrod]

Main section leans against wall in garage. Occupies approx 8 inches of garage width. Shown here lowered to the floor. (Pick points added to garage ceiling. Block and tackle used for all lifting)

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(10) bolts plus lug nuts to assemble to this point:

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Add sides and chock:

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Ready to roll:

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[Fla_rider]

Time to assemble Scotrod?

[Scotrod]

Time to assemble Scotrod?

Eh, probably an hour, hour and a half just fiddle-fartin around by myself in the garage. Goes faster each time I do it.

I looked at folding trailers, and of the ones I was interested in, they wouldn't fit inside my garage. Opted for the 5 X 9 that I could partially disassemble as it can haul more types of items than just a MC. The E-trac on both sides really makes tie-off nice.

About 8 inches thick stowed against the wall. It shares a 2 car garage with a RAM quad cab, a Ford Edge, and a buncha misc stuff.

[Scotrod]

Stowed against wall:

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Axle suspended from pick point and misc hook. Fenders on shelf:

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Need a bigger garage,,,,,, 'kickthecan'

[Johnny-B]

Just Posted in Classified section, I have a Kendon 2 big bike hauler, can handle 2 F6B's but only used it for one and 1 MX bike, located outside Augusta, Ga. and easily fits in single car garage under door and has casters to roll around on, along with spare and toolbox, let if go for 1300. and has been inspected and tagged, towed with V-6 charger. only have these pics for now as F6B is parked next to it.
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