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352858 PostPosted: Mon Jan 07, 2008 11:12 pm Thank this member for this postReply with quote
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what about a BMW 1150RT do you think it would cope with that 280kg apprpx
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Have a look here http://www.woodfordtrailers.com/motorbiketrailer.html

Peter the owner is a great guy and make adapt what ever you wont.
Go for a factory visit.
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PATSY4 wrote:
what about a BMW 1150RT do you think it would cope with that 280kg apprpx


Well, the trailer is quoted as taking a 400KG bike so I would think yes, allowing for a decent 'safety margin'!

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this is the trailer i spoke about before that can carry a wing or a big harley and can also stand up in the garage when not in use
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further to my previous post the trailer is a EZ RISE pneumatic suspension trailer if you google ez rise you will get the full spec this is it with a win on board
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Hi, I have a Hymer 670 - 1993 -I had PWS engineering at Poole, make up a very substantial towbar to allow me to tow, but they also made a Motorcycle rack to mount on it as well. The tow bar is a fantastic bit of work, powdercoated in black and unobtrusive.It does not have any kind of underrun bar across the back, either.
The bike rack is superb, in galvanised, and specificly made to take up to a 200kg bike...I have a KTM duke, and I tow a Vitara soft top.
I thouroughly reccomend a call to John and a trip down to Poole.
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I tow a Harley Davidson on the back of my Hymer. It weighs in at 325kg dry, and presents no difficulty whilst under tow or in loading / unloading. The trailer I use can be found here
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. The company is based in Bridgenorth, but in view of the distance involved the proprietor of the company offered to meet me at Oxford services on the day of collection. Excellent service and delighted with the trailer. It is quite big through and unless towing a heavy bike, it may be over the top.
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Hi Patsy4 when you have got it sorted can you let me know as i am about to go down the same road as you ie towbar and trailer for a Honda Deauville which weighs approx 220kg.

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claypigeon wrote:
Hi Patsy4 when you have got it sorted can you let me know as i am about to go down the same road as you ie towbar and trailer for a Honda Deauville which weighs approx 220kg.

Dave


I Dave we have managed to buy a cracking trailer secondhand on ebay it is collapsible, in that it comes apart. The centre section tips to allow easy loading and has a winch to winch up the motorbike. Treales trailers sell it for £1000. It is a fantastic piece of engineering, and you can literally load a big bike single handed. Now we have to sort out a tow bar.
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