Three Rail Trailer

[Paul_E_D]

I'm selling my three rail. This is a heavy duty unit with high speed wheels/bearings, leaf springs, 2 inch hitch and an unused spare tire. Lights wiring function. It has 2 dirtbike rails (skinny and tall sides) and one superbike rail (wider with lower sides). Has an awesome set of removable (quick release) stainless outriggers for tie downs. No bikes flopping around, ever.

350 takes it away before winter... Get ready for race/trackday season NOW.



located in Hatfield, MA

[island boyeee]

got a picture or a link? Would this work for sportbikes? Weight?

Thanks,

-Ian-

[jcrawford]

[Paul_E_D]

Black, three rails, wheels, good condition. weighs about 700 pounds. Set up with wide center rail for sportbikes. The two standard rails could be modified for wider tires.

I'll get some pics up later, but I already have a PM, so there is a line forming. take a number...

[Paul_E_D]

updated with pics...

[breakdirt916]

FYI to others: I've done some research on affordable trailers, and you can't beat this. for a 3-rail trailer.

for reference, harbor freight's cheapest trailer is $223 w' tax, but add rails, fashion some good tie-down points, and you're spending over $500+ for a poorer constructed trailer.

This one here has all that with bigger wheels, and is waaaay cheaper.

Good deal!

[Paul_E_D]

Yeah, This is a smokin deal. Sale pending.

[Paul_E_D]

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Sold!

[Ryno]

someone got a good deal there.

[brady]

packing for race weekends just got a whole lot easier

thanks for offering this up, Paul!

[Paul_E_D]

Brady, I'm glad you got it. This is ideal for your race program. No more putting lights back on the bike to get home! Should be good for a second or two knowing that you can drag it home in a lump.

[brady]

Brady, I'm glad you got it. This is ideal for your race program. No more putting lights back on the bike to get home! Should be good for a second or two knowing that you can drag it home in a lump.

I just got a funny mental picture of me dragging it home with a chain of bungees last year.

I've got a few other strategies for gaining those seconds I'm gonna try first, the street-bike-preservation force is still strong with this one....