Long shot but I’m looking for a good quality name brand bike carrier in San Diego. Been browsing offerup, Craigslist, FB marketplace and been struggling to get a good deal on a quality carrier. I’ve been using a cheap aluminum hauler but I’ve really grown to dislike it. Looking for a mototote, versahaul, joehauler, ultimate max hauler, etc. I’m even game for a double hauler if you got one(won’t carry two bikes of course).
Long shot but I’m looking for a good quality name brand bike carrier in San Diego. Been browsing offerup, Craigslist, FB marketplace and been struggling to get a good deal on a quality carrier. I’ve been using a cheap aluminum hauler but I’ve really grown to dislike it. Looking for a mototote, versahaul, joehauler, ultimate max hauler, etc. I’m even game for a double hauler if you got one(won’t carry two bikes of course).
I actually have a small boat trailer I plan on putting rails on for 2 or 3 bikes. Unfortunately the trailer doesn’t stay at my house and won’t be convenient to use unless I’m hauling more than just my bike.
Thats a nice looking trailer. My only concerns is even though wouldn't be aerodynamic something needs to be on the front to keep road debris such as small rocks etc. from being thrown from the back tire treads into you bike and chipping up the paint on your bike. Especially if you had a new or newer pristine Harley. Now if you had a dirt bike and didn't have a need to be concerned about cosmetics of bike that trailer would be perfect.
Thats a nice looking trailer. My only concerns is even though wouldn't be aerodynamic something needs to be on the front to keep road debris such as small rocks etc. from being thrown from the back tire treads into you bike and chipping up the paint on your bike. Especially if you had a new or newer pristine Harley. Now if you had a dirt bike and didn't have a need to be concerned about cosmetics of bike that trailer would be perfect.
I know that this isn't on your list, but I've been very happy with this Black Widow. It's rated to 600 lbs. and is real stable when hooked up. I've taken my scooter from Alabama to Colorado and back. No issues.
I know that this isn't on your list, but I've been very happy with this Black Widow. It's rated to 600 lbs. and is real stable when hooked up. I've taken my scooter from Alabama to Colorado and back. No issues.
I know that this isn't on your list, but I've been very happy with this Black Widow. It's rated to 600 lbs. and is real stable when hooked up. I've taken my scooter from Alabama to Colorado and back. No issues.
Yeah loading is a little "wonky". Wish the ramp was a little longer. But once on and tied down, the bike isn't going anywhere.
Good luck with the search. It's always been my experience that you find exactly what you were looking for after you've settled for "close but not exactly".
