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Old 11-13-11, 04:32 AM
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Originally Posted by Nightshade
I beefed the frame up by using hard white oak from a shipping pallet so it will carry 300+ lbs. I also used 20" wheels from a kids bike to lower the center of gravity for better trailing.
I didn't even think about the smaller wheel lowering the center of gravity. Maybe I should keep the kids bike I have instead of selling it.

Although I regularly have a trunk bag on my bike, so I'd like a something that mounts low on the frame, but it seems like most of the home built trailer use a seat post mounted hitch. Is it easier? Stronger to build?
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