I have the Bosski 800 aluminum trailer. I tow it behind my Can-Am Commander Max, and it has proven to be a very versatile and useful addition to my SxS equipment. It does leave something to be desired in the shock-absorption category, so pack accordingly. Great for camping equipment, extra clothes and things that can be jolted around with little effect. (Chips, pretzels, and carbonated beverages- NO!) Watertight, and keeps all your gear protected, while still having extra storage on top for strapping things down. Definitely recommend it for the weekend camper or a hunting trip!
Sorry, I went on a ride with a buddy of mine and the Bosski bounced all over the trail. We could not go through tank traps because the hitch didn't allow it. Not a bad trailer for running around on gravel roads but if you are looking for a trail worthy trailer check out the AOT. That trailer is worthy of military fast attack ability on the trail. The videos speak for themselves. What would be awesome is to see a Bosski go up against an Advanced Offroad Trailer. That's a video i'd pay to see. ;)
Hmmm.......you have the same last name as Jason Johnson, the owner of Advanced Offroad Trailer. Of course, Johnson is a pretty common name, but I smell something fishy with your comment..........
Nice trailers, but the 1600AL would tow so much better with a walking beam axle. Of course, the tub design doesn't really allow the necessary room for the tires to pivot on a walking beam without contacting the tub, so a design change would be needed. The AOT does have a great suspension on it (see comment below), but it uses small car tires instead of ATV tires, and is an open trailer that doesn't protect any of your gear from the elements. It's also WAAAAAY overpriced for what it is!
I have the Bosski 800 aluminum trailer. I tow it behind my Can-Am Commander Max, and it has proven to be a very versatile and useful addition to my SxS equipment. It does leave something to be desired in the shock-absorption category, so pack accordingly. Great for camping equipment, extra clothes and things that can be jolted around with little effect. (Chips, pretzels, and carbonated beverages- NO!) Watertight, and keeps all your gear protected, while still having extra storage on top for strapping things down. Definitely recommend it for the weekend camper or a hunting trip!
Walking tires on that tandem trailer would be nice.
Sorry, I went on a ride with a buddy of mine and the Bosski bounced all over the trail. We could not go through tank traps because the hitch didn't allow it. Not a bad trailer for running around on gravel roads but if you are looking for a trail worthy trailer check out the AOT. That trailer is worthy of military fast attack ability on the trail. The videos speak for themselves. What would be awesome is to see a Bosski go up against an Advanced Offroad Trailer. That's a video i'd pay to see. ;)
Hmmm.......you have the same last name as Jason Johnson, the owner of Advanced Offroad Trailer. Of course, Johnson is a pretty common name, but I smell something fishy with your comment..........
The AOT is way overpriced!
Nice trailers, but the 1600AL would tow so much better with a walking beam axle. Of course, the tub design doesn't really allow the necessary room for the tires to pivot on a walking beam without contacting the tub, so a design change would be needed. The AOT does have a great suspension on it (see comment below), but it uses small car tires instead of ATV tires, and is an open trailer that doesn't protect any of your gear from the elements. It's also WAAAAAY overpriced for what it is!
Would like to buy one. But apparently the world's number one selling atv wagon can't be bought in canada.
Alum tandum with brakes please