Kendon Go Series Dual Rail Trailer Used Once

[bostongixxer]

Kendon trailer used once for a trip to VIR back in April. Took delivery in April and it's otherwise sat in my garage. I'm getting a pick-up and no longer need the trailer. Figured I'd throw it up here before going to Craigslist. These are the best trailers around and hard to find. $2300.

[OneCheekRider]

I love my Kendon. Mine doesn't get much use now that I bought the mini toy-hauler but I have no plans to get rid of it since it's folded up out of the way and is still good for hauling things other than motos. GLWS.

[number9]

Kendon trailer used once for a trip to VIR back in April. Took delivery in April and it's otherwise sat in my garage. I'm getting a pick-up and no longer need the trailer. Figured I'd throw it up here before going to Craigslist. These are the best trailers around and hard to find. $2300.

Does it include a free KTM?

[bostongixxer]

KTM included if you throw in a new Duc fightah

[Momoney7878]

Bought my dual rail new this year for $3800. This is a steal!!!

[Paul_E_D]

Bought my dual rail new this year for $3800. This is a steal!!!

Indeed, somebody scoop it!

[OneCheekRider]

Bought my dual rail new this year for $3800. This is a steal!!!

This is the Go-Series, produced abroad if I'm correct but maintaining the same features and sold at a lower pricepoint. The dual rail closer to $4k MSRP is what they manufacture here in Anaheim, CA.

[bostongixxer]

Up on Craigslist. I'd prefer to see someone on this forum get the trailer.

https://boston.craigslist.org/sob/tr...371837845.html

[bostongixxer]

Correct. This is the Go Series dual rail, though not sure the difference between this and the "premium" version that's around $1,000 more.

[bostongixxer]

SOLD

[PurplePackage]

Post-sale question:

How unbalanced are these with one heavy bike? Is a bumpy highway going to slow you down to 40 MPH?

P.S. congrats on the sale

[OneCheekRider]

Post-sale question:

How unbalanced are these with one heavy bike? Is a bumpy highway going to slow you down to 40 MPH?

P.S. congrats on the sale

I realize this is for the OP, but since he only used his once I figured I'd drop my experience owning 2 different Kendons over the years towing a few dozen bikes of all shapes and sizes across the country... My 2 Kendons have never slowed me down and I admittedly tow rather quickly with them. The torsion axle allows you to tow one bike on either side without any ill effects and the 13" tires roll well.

FWIW, I went from the bike-specific Kendon to their Utility trailer. While I use my own wheel chocks, I can change how I want to load the bikes, whether their dirt bikes, street bikes, or touring bikes/cruisers or a combination. It can also accept a pallet easily from the hardware store, or be used to haul all kinds of things. Like I said above, I bought a toy-hauler and I'm keeping my Kendon

[scottieducati]

Post-sale question:

How unbalanced are these with one heavy bike? Is a bumpy highway going to slow you down to 40 MPH?

P.S. congrats on the sale

Yeah not unbalanced at all. The bike actually tends to lean into the turns.


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[PurplePackage]

Thanks, I'll definitely look for one of these now that I know it won't tip at 85 with a heavy bike