BOB yak trailer owners - please post your pics!
10-23-07, 07:21 PM
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BOB yak trailer owners - please post your pics!
Hi Bobyakkers,
Would you mind posting detailed photos of your trailers? I'm especially interested in how it attaches to the bike and around the wheel area. Unortunately nobody stocks them around here, so I can't get a look at one in the flesh.
Thanks.
Would you mind posting detailed photos of your trailers? I'm especially interested in how it attaches to the bike and around the wheel area. Unortunately nobody stocks them around here, so I can't get a look at one in the flesh.
Thanks.
10-23-07, 11:36 PM
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Hi Cyclaholic,
Here's what I found lurking on my computer.
Picture #1 is my bike and BOB in the parked position.
Picture #2 - BOB also makes a handy table. I put something under the front fork to level it out but otherwise it made a decent table. If you look to the bottom, right hand side of the pic, you'll see the U-shaped drop-out looking thingies. These sit onto the special quick-release and are held in place by pins. You can see a slightly higher-res picture over at (https://www.crazyguyonabike.com/doc/p.../?pic_id=73477
Picture #3 - side view. It attaches at the quick-release. The quick release has bobbins on the side that the BOB fork fits into. They're also non-symetrical so the QR can work with a range of spacings on the rear wheel.
I've seen some newer BOBs that have braze-ons on the rear. Very cool. The black pole you see sticking up has a yellow flag on top. When I bought mine for a local shop, it came with the trailer
, the big yellow dry bag, the flag, the quick-release and the two pins (the prevent the trailer from detaching itself when going over bumps, etc.). Of course, YMMV. All the other gear is for my 2005 trip from Boise to Seattle (https://www.crazyguyonabike.com/doc/?doc_id=1185). Also, a lot of people on the Crazyguyonabike Website have (& use) trailers so there's probably more pictures to be found there. No, I'm not the webmaster etc., I just spend a lot of time over there & they host my (& a few other thousand) journals.
Hope this helps,
Timsound
Here's what I found lurking on my computer.
Picture #1 is my bike and BOB in the parked position.
Picture #2 - BOB also makes a handy table. I put something under the front fork to level it out but otherwise it made a decent table. If you look to the bottom, right hand side of the pic, you'll see the U-shaped drop-out looking thingies. These sit onto the special quick-release and are held in place by pins. You can see a slightly higher-res picture over at (https://www.crazyguyonabike.com/doc/p.../?pic_id=73477
Picture #3 - side view. It attaches at the quick-release. The quick release has bobbins on the side that the BOB fork fits into. They're also non-symetrical so the QR can work with a range of spacings on the rear wheel.
I've seen some newer BOBs that have braze-ons on the rear. Very cool. The black pole you see sticking up has a yellow flag on top. When I bought mine for a local shop, it came with the trailer
, the big yellow dry bag, the flag, the quick-release and the two pins (the prevent the trailer from detaching itself when going over bumps, etc.). Of course, YMMV. All the other gear is for my 2005 trip from Boise to Seattle (https://www.crazyguyonabike.com/doc/?doc_id=1185). Also, a lot of people on the Crazyguyonabike Website have (& use) trailers so there's probably more pictures to be found there. No, I'm not the webmaster etc., I just spend a lot of time over there & they host my (& a few other thousand) journals.Hope this helps,
Timsound
10-24-07, 07:54 AM
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Thanks for the pics.
Now, would someone mind just running a tape measure over the cargo area and give me an idea of how long and how wide it is? I'd be eternally grateful.
Cheers,
Gab.
Now, would someone mind just running a tape measure over the cargo area and give me an idea of how long and how wide it is? I'd be eternally grateful.
Cheers,
Gab.
10-26-07, 12:54 AM
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Mine is approximately 25" in length by 17" which tapers down to 15". The front bar is about 12" high. I also bought mine in 2003 so things might have changed since then. I also measured this from the bottom so it does not take into account the width of the bars (approx. 5/8" ea.). Hop over to https://www.bobtrailers.com/trailers/...d=10&type=dims for the info straight from the people who make it.
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