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[millerme]

has anyone got a collapsible trailer how good are they

[glyn]

millerme, on 02 January 2012 - 12:56 PM, said:

has anyone got a collapsible trailer how good are they

YES, IVE GOT A 2 BIKE TRAILER THAT COMES IN 4 PARTS, IT TAKES LESS THAN 5 MINS TO PUT IT TOGETHER AND IS EASY TO STORE AWAY. HELD TOGETHER WITH PINS AND R CLIPS. COST ME £450 AND HAD IT MADE TO MY OWN SIZE.
I WOULD SEND YOU A PHOTO BUT I DONT KNOW HOW TO.

[fabio]

I have a Kliponoff single bike trailer, fits into a 6x8 shed and takes a few mins to put together. Ideal if you are short of storage space.
Paid £300 second hand a few years ago when they were about £ 460 new, you can now pick them up brand new from Pendle engineering for around £ 298 I think.
They also come with fitted lightboard and spare wheel, very good trailer.

[Kinell]

http://www.pendle-bi...ponoff-lite.php

[Doogle]

Dave Cooper do one that collapses down to fit in the boot of your car for about the same money. Looks like you would need quite a big boot from the pictures though

[RichT]

I've got a Kliponoff 'Lite' single trailer and am very pleased with it.
CMF Engineering do some trailers that fold in half and then lean against a wall.

[gautrek]

I made my own.2 pieces of angle iron welded together to make the channel.The remaining bit is bolted across this with the wheels and mudguards fitted.6 M8 bolts and it comes apart.I fitted 4 plastic wheels to the channel section and this runs under my sidecar body in the garage.The only big bit is the axle piece.