Trailer for transport

[BennyMA]

For next season, we're thinking about getting a trailer so we can load up the scooters, a Beo 500 and a Mojito 150, and drive up to northern Minnesota to do some camping touring. Any suggestions for a trailer, open or inclosed?

Thanks,
Mark

[fire1427]

http://www.harborfreight.com/cpi/cta...emnumber=42709

We got this one I've upgraded to larger wheels

Added 2 wheel chocks and some tie downs

[Bob Walker]

I am also looking for a trailer for our two scooters. I am tired of fighting to get them up into the back of my pickup truck. This is the one that I am looking at primarily because it lowers to the ground for easy loading. Their are other brands listed under a Google search for "easy loading motorcycle trailers"
http://www.jwww.com/razor/

[Virago9577]

I would unconditionally recommend the following trailer. MS-1

http://www.motorsporttrailers.com/

I've had one for five years and it is extremely well engineered and built. It easily carries two bikes and you wouldn't know it's even there it trailers very easily. The torsion beam suspension is very smooth and provides independent action vs a solid axle with springs. Also like the roll on feature. Simply push the bike up the rail and once it goes over center the front drops into place - no need for ramps etc. If you have ATV's - the channels are set up to accomodate most ATV's . IE - BRP Outlander ATV.