trailers

[Doc]

Doc sure does like his stickers.

Half of em were on there when I got it!! I had to personalize it!

[OreoGaborio]

No insurance but you do have to register and plate it.

It DOES need to be insured in MA. Like Luvdog said, it doesn't cost much, only like 5 bucks a month or somethin. You just add it to your existing auto insurance, the vehicle you'll be towing it with.

And yes, you also pay excise, but it's cheap, too.

[bump909]

Half of em were on there when I got it!! I had to personalize it!

where the ruff ridaz and fila stickers at, dawg?

[Crash Dummy Denno]

i just drove by a nice 4x8 trailor for sale- looking for 400 bucks


registration costs about 20 bucks for the year and insurance gets tacked onto your car insurance so it cost nothing (or in my case you drive to the wrong insurance agent and realize you're at the place that insures your bike not your car - then proceed to convince the agent that you can tow a 4x8 trailor with a Yamaha R6! Trailor on bike insurance)



Denno

[nerijusj]

Thanks for all the info everyone! And sorry 978Chris for a thread jack.

[978chris]

no problem, learning as i go.

[Se7enLC]

I've thought about buying a trailer, but U-Haul rents open trailers for $15-$20 a day, unlimited mileage, so it's hard to justify dealing with the storage, registration, insurance, etc, if I'm only going to use it a few times a year.

[CMG241]

definitely get enclosed unless you have an endless supply of garage space. I got mine for 11 hundy last month and having all the track stuff in there makes track mornings a piece of cake.

[Crash Dummy Denno]

definitely get enclosed unless you have an endless supply of garage space. I got mine for 11 hundy last month and having all the track stuff in there makes track mornings a piece of cake.

plus he can sleep out there when he pisses off the misses

[hammadown]

Not to hijack the thread, but what size trailer do you recommend to fit 5 or 6 bikes "comfortably"?

[Kham]

I've thought about buying a trailer, but U-Haul rents open trailers for $15-$20 a day, unlimited mileage, so it's hard to justify dealing with the storage, registration, insurance, etc, if I'm only going to use it a few times a year.

good point.

[The Crashing Tomato]

Motorcycle Trailer, Small Utility Trailer, Fishing Boat Trailer, Snowmobile Trailer

This is what I found last season. hope this helps

[CMG241]

plus he can sleep out there when he pisses off the misses

Come on give me a break - I have a shed....

[CMG241]

[OreoGaborio]

I've thought about buying a trailer, but U-Haul rents open trailers for $15-$20 a day, unlimited mileage, so it's hard to justify dealing with the storage, registration, insurance, etc, if I'm only going to use it a few times a year.

Good point, but don't forget about the time it takes to load & unload the trailer...

I dunno bout everyone else, but i try & have my trailer packed up a day or two before I go to the track & very rarely do I wanna deal with unloading it when I get home from a full day or weekend of riding.

So if it were me, I wouldn't wanna just rent it for a day... I'd want it for two or even three days, just for one day of actual use.