those low profile one wheeled trailers...?
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those low profile one wheeled trailers...?
where can i find info about those?
what do you call them?
i actually wanna take a close look at one and possibly build a trailer with a similar design for a dirt bike(dual sport).....the whole idea would be to haul the mt bike and maybe some gear with this trailer behind the motorcycle...
thanks
what do you call them?
i actually wanna take a close look at one and possibly build a trailer with a similar design for a dirt bike(dual sport).....the whole idea would be to haul the mt bike and maybe some gear with this trailer behind the motorcycle...
thanks
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They are B.O.B. trailers. I have no idea what (if anything) B.O.B stands for. Performance sells them here:
https://www.performancebike.com/shop/...tegory_ID=6400
and the LBS's in Anchorage carry them as well, so I expect your shop should have one around. I have seen two kinds - one that's a "hardtail" and another that has a suspension. I don't know if the hardtail version flings all your stuff out when you hit a bump, but I suspect a bungee cord would be a nice add-on if they don't come with one. I think they come with a bright yellow duffle bag as well. I've only seen one on the roads here, but it looked pretty slick. If I was going to go car-free, I'd get one of these ASAP.
https://www.performancebike.com/shop/...tegory_ID=6400
and the LBS's in Anchorage carry them as well, so I expect your shop should have one around. I have seen two kinds - one that's a "hardtail" and another that has a suspension. I don't know if the hardtail version flings all your stuff out when you hit a bump, but I suspect a bungee cord would be a nice add-on if they don't come with one. I think they come with a bright yellow duffle bag as well. I've only seen one on the roads here, but it looked pretty slick. If I was going to go car-free, I'd get one of these ASAP.
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From their website ( www.bobtrailers.com/ )
"The YAK trailer is the original Beast of Burden (BOB) product."
The Ibex is the one with suspension.
Ron
"The YAK trailer is the original Beast of Burden (BOB) product."
The Ibex is the one with suspension.
Ron