Motorcycle Trailers

Motorcycle trailers are a necessity for any serious motorcycle or ATV enthusiast. Here are some sites that will help you find the one just right for your needs:

1. Trailers in action on Youtube: Youtube.com is an unlikely source for buying motorcycle trailers but it is a great place to check out what each manufacturer offers and what each design can do to help you get your motorcycles, ATV’s, and equipment safely from one place to another. The videos give an example of how each design works and the benefits and drawbacks of each as well. I think this is a great place to start when considering a purchase this important because you can see what each has to offer before you choose a specific manufacturer or design. Additionally, if you already know the specifics regarding your trailer, you can see the unit function, the loading and offloading in action, and get specific information about your potential purchase. (youtube.com)
2. Kendon Stand up Trailers and Lifts: Kenton site is very user friendly and easy to click through. The products are innovative and seem to offer a variety of functions that would be helpful to both the novice and the seasoned enthusiasts. Only three clicks in you are availed to the product specifics including the pricing. (kendonusa.com)
3. Find a discount at Discountramps.com: Discountramps.com is a tight site. The motorcycle trailers, and other products are from a variety of manufacturers. Product descriptions, photos, pricing, and manufacturer information are all featured readily. This site is easy to navigate and quite helpful. (discountramps.com)
4. Haulmark Trailers, at haulmark.com, offer only one style- closed trailers. Still, if that is the type of trailer you want for your bike, then this is the only site you need. (haulmark.com)
5. Featherlite Trailers: fthr.com is the home of Featherlite Trailers and a one stop shopping site for all your trailer needs. This site offers six different categories of trailers, is easy to navigate, and is informational. (fthr.com)
6. Trailers for rent offers: Uhaul Trailers at uhaul.com is a great place for someone to visit if they only need to rent and not buy a motorcycle trailer. The information and photos are easy to see and understand and it is easy to find a local dealer and make reservations. (uhaul.com)
7. DYI trailers: At www.trailerinabag.com, you can actually purchase four types of trailers that will, when disassembled, fit in a duffle bag, which is of course included in your purchase price. The video on their website shows the product, a one motorcycle trailer, from delivered box to completely assembled and loaded. Personally, I can’t imagine trusting my multi-thousand dollar Harley-Davidson motorcycle to be hauled on something I assembled, but I’m not as adventurous as some I suppose. (trailerinabag.com)
8. Ready made kits: For those who are short on budget but long on ability, Sports Utility Trailers offers kits. The site offers “great prices” and “fast delivery”, however, it does not offer a “how-to” video. Still, if you have the technical abilities and the tools this site could very well save you a lot of money. (sportutilitytrailers.com)
9. Stingertrailer.com offers a unique sort of a trailer in that it folds up. The tagline states that this trailer “goes anywhere and stows anywhere”. Unlike the “put it together yourself” trailers, this comes assembled and meets state Department of Transportation Requirements as do all the other types of trailers. This is a great priced trailer and looks to be very easy to use. (stingertrailer.com)
10. webbikeworld.com is a website that reviews all things motorcycle. The reason this is a great site is that not everyone knows everything about motorcycles and this is as good a place as any to get some really good information. It is usually best to get all the information you can about what products are available before purchasing any part of it. (webbikeworld.com)

And finally, one to avoid: etrailer.com

Seeing this page listed on webpagesthatsuck.com I was intrigued. I checked out the site and while it was all over the place, it wasn’t all that bad. Still, this site doesn’t offer trailers, only accessories and is not helpful to someone looking for a motorcycle trailer.(etrailer.com)

I hope you find this information helpful as you search for the perfect motorcycle trailer for your needs. Happy riding!