Motorcycle trailer for Compact Car?

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Hi I own a 2008 Nissan Altima with 120k miles on it. I'm wanting to know if any of you recommend a small trailer I can use to tow my rc390 when traveling out of state. Thank you soooo much and I'm sure lots of people would be interested in any answer that comes from this forum.

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[Ryanthegreat1]

I was planning on pulling a 3 rail behind a civic.

Something like this, not my picture but I do own that model of trailer.

 

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Could you send me a link to where I could buy a good cheaper trailer

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[unicorn_violence]

i'd go with a harbor freight trailer. its $250 dollars, and weighs about 200lbs. my jeep with a small 4cyl engine and giant mud tires can still pull it quite easily. your altima would probably tow better. you just have to put it together which can be a pain, but its worth it.

 

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Sweet


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[potshot]

x2 on the harbor freight trailer. I routinely trailer a first gen GSXR *and* a Ducati 900ss with my wife's GTI. No issues with acceleration or braking when I towed them both for 1700 miles recently. Just make sure you grease the hubs when you assemble it, and wait for a sale. They routinely have sales on these things.

 

[rick]

Another vote for the Harbor Freight folding trailer - it's cheap and does the job. If budget is not an issue, the Baxley is a much better folding trailer FWIW.

 

[Treachery]

Baxley. Period.

Baxley Trailers

 

[potshot]

Baxley. Period.

Baxley Trailers

At 10x the price? These look pretty nice and I'm all for the right tool for the right job (made in America too!) but I get a lot more use out of my HF trailer for a lot less.

 

[j8food]

I got the even smaller harbor freight trailer and mounted two HF ramps for the deck. I towed it behind a toyota matrix for hundreds of miles without issue. I did weld a tie down bar in the front for a little better angle and the HF wheel chock. Way easer to load than my tacoma and better gas mileage too.

 

[coolieman1220]

Check out Kendon's line of trailers!