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10-01-2008, 07:53 PM
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Stinger folding motorcycle trailer
I watch Damae deRocher on RiderMagazine.com: Motorcycle reviews, news and features from the editors of Rider. every week, its about 2-3 minutes of the latest news/products. This week, the second half of the presentation is this cool folding motorcycle trailer, looks like it'd be easy to stow out-of-the-way when necessary, plus one-person loading. Cool! The manufacturer's website is Stinger Folding Motorcycle Trailer-American Trailer Systems-Home Page
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10-01-2008, 08:23 PM
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Re: Stinger folding motorcycle trailer
I saw a Trailer In A Bag once. This looks similar and faster to set up.
My concern on this one is the wheelbase. That's a very narrow trailer. I worry about cornering stability. But for an unexpected breakdown or a short trip, it would be very useful.
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10-02-2008, 10:20 AM
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Join Date: Mar 2007
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Re: Stinger folding motorcycle trailer
It would be great if not for the price. I can get a nice 6x9 rugged 3/4 ton new trailer with a full ramp gate on the back for less money that will hold up to three bikes. $1099.00 at the local dealer...
It sure looks great for someone who has limited space though! That's the market they are after.
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