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As the title asks, is it possible to tow with a 4x6 landscape trailer with a gate? I am going to check one out tonight.
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most sportbikes are just under 6 ft so you should be ok, hell if the price is right kidy corner the bike and u will be good
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I see... I'll have to measure mine out before I take the plunge.
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If it has a Gate make sure your measure from the Front of the tire to The rear of the tire. With the gate you have no room for overhang.
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Right, that's what I was worried about. I have a feeling it'll be cutting it close.
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My Gsxr will not fit in my 6 1/2 ft pickup with the gate closed.
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take a look at this:
http://www.harborfreight.com/1195-lb...els-90154.html
worked fine for me last season, just slap a nice piece of pressure treated plywood and some "i" hooks and ur good to go
6ft long should be fine. I rent uhaul 4x7 for trackdays and there's definitely a foot left from rear tire to the gate.
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Well after measuring everything up, it looks like 4x6 with a gate is a bit too small. I think 7 feet is the minimum you'd want unless you are up for parking the thing diagonally but that wouldn't look so cool.
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most of sportbikes are around 7' long, but that depends a lot on what kind(I mean size) of tires you have and how far back is the rear axle in the swingarm
Last edited by dudutzu; 07-30-10 at 07:46 PM.
yeah i think both of my bikes are about 71"?
I got a 4x6 from Tractor Supply Company in NH last summer and it fits my bandit perfectly. THe other two bikes are too long, so I got some length of chain, some eyebolts and chain the gate in a mostly upright position when the other two bikes are in the trailer. It's worked out well and hasn't moved an inch since I got it.
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It was close with my 750 but once I added a front wheel chock there was no way. If the gate is removable you can still pull it off by extending the length slightly with 2x6s and adding your own ramp. I ripped an angle into the 2x6s which forms a nice channel to keep your rear wheel planted.