Trailers for Silverwings

I am looking for a lightweight trailer for use when traveling with my SW 600. I saw the one that is pictured above but cant find any info on it. love to know where it was gotten or how it was built and some plans.  love to use it on my  SW trike .

Linda,

Here is a link for many trailers:

http://theusatrailerstore.com/products/pull-behind-motorcycle-trailers.html?gclid=CNzoxdvVsb8CFUwV7AodaikAWA

You might try harbor freight too.

More info on that particular trailer can be found in the topic,
"Please submit a picture of your Silver Wing"

is that you riding the sw and trailer pictured above? if so like the trailer.. where did you get it or have it made or do you know who has the plans for it?

mslinda,

I clearly posted where the info could be found.

You completely ignored the information.  

Ms Linda, no that is not Dans trailer. But as he said you can find out about it at the following link.           Please submit a picture of your Silver Wing

That thread already runs to three pages. It took me a while to find the relevant information. Let's not be too harsh to a new member who may not know their way around.

I don't think anyone joins a forum without having a good read of the contents first, some new members even say they've been lurking on here for ages before joining.

I bow to your far superior knowledge and experience, though my own is at variance with yours. However, I retract my suggestion that we be nice to a new member.   

That's OK, but you were on that awful " lovers of fun" Burgman Riders UK forum before you bought a Silver Wing.   

Colin B wrote:

That thread already runs to three pages. It took me a while to find the relevant information. Let's not be too harsh to a new member who may not know their way around.

Thank you. I agree with you there's no need to be rude to a new member, or any member really, and support your position.

I was not rude.  I was the first person to politely direct her to where she could find the information.
I expressed my frustration at those directions being ignored.
I did not curse, belittle, or get aggressive.

Yes Colin it took a while to find the info in the topic.
But it doesn't take long to find the topic itself.  It isn't hiding.
Especially when the topic was still in the "Latest Topics" box on the left hand side.
And in the same sub forum just a few topics down from her post.

Now can we get back to the topic of Trailers for Silverwings?

I think the person who reported the post is out-of-order and I've told him so.
He is not the offended party, if indeed a 'party' has been offended.  

Back to trailers.

We have very strict rules over here regarding motorcycles towing trailers - Meldrew's mentioned them before and others may have done.
There are weight-limits, maximum dimensions and so on.

There's an excellent company in the Netherlands that makes a whole range of suitable trailers.

Meldrew wrote:

you were on that awful " lovers of fun" Burgman Riders UK forum before you bought a Silver Wing.   

What on earth has that to do with 'the price of fish'?   I fail to see a connection, other than that I owned a Burgman at the time!!!   


Dan, I did not say that you were rude. I merely tried to suggest that a new member may need a little assistance finding their way around..

By no means do all new members lurk for ages before joining. If they did, then they would know that we like their first post to be an introduction, instead of the more usual plea for help.

Here's another source for trailers:

http://neoshotrailers.com/

My wifes cousin owns a motorcycle trailer manufacturing company. They are high end trailers, maybe too fancy for a swing but it is an option! No i cant get you a discount         www.sarasotatrailers.com

mslinda, I have no information about the posted trailer but I have had a motorcycle trailer for a good number of years. Having pulled it all over the country I will say it is the only way to travel on a cycle and still take everything with you. I have downsized to the Silverwing and given up the big road hogs. Gotten old and needed a lighter ride. I will be selling my trailer. It is a homemade trailer built in the 80's, tires are cheap (replaced due to dry rot rather than miles. Light weight (about 150 lb) and can carry all your gear and then some. Here is a picture ( I hope this works) of it and I have no doubt the Silverwing can pull it with ease.