I live in Michigan, not far from the Klinger "factory" and a few years ago purchased a new trailer from them. Adrian is spot on with his comments. It's an incredible trailer. And no, I have no connection with Klinger.
I have a 5x8 utility trailer that I'm going to sell. I absolutely dislike it as the tailgait/ramp on the back acts like a sail going down the road. I'll be looking at your trailer series for a good solution. Another well done video. Eric
Thanks brother. The guys who make it are out of Paw Paw, Michigan. Klinger Trailers is the name. My 3x8 was great. I think Spotsy's a little more roomy than Toronto is, so you could probably go with the 4x8 model to give yourself a little more space. If I bought a new one today I would think about getting it rubber coated like people do with their truck beds, but that's because we use salt on the roads over here.
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Kraken sent me. That is one awesome trailer you had. I like your new one as well. We have a enclosed cargo trailer. I will be watching your video on how trailer a bike. Thanks. 👍
Heck yes. One of the Harley's on it, a black V-Rod is mine, and you don't feel the 600+ lbs much when the motor is doing the pushing, but as soon as she starts over heating and you gotta leave her on the side of the road and come back later and start pushing, you feel all that weight. Knowing I could easily just come pick it up later myself saved me from risking damaging the motor by trying to make it all the way home on my bike.
It's great, especially with having an old dog, she's 12, I don't know how much time she has left, so being able to bring her along for adventures, set up camp or unpack at a cottage, drop off the doggo, and still be able to go out riding around back roads for a few hours before dinner... it's great :)
That truck bed hauler is incredible. And btw, I've had my car trailer ran into about 4 times when its empty. Been thinking I need to add some flags or something so people notice it.
It was money well spent. After everything, really only cost me a couple hundred bucks. Kind of pays for itself if it saves you needing to have to have a motorcycle towed to the shop. When I had my V-Rod start overheating (thermostat failed) I didn't sweat leaving it on the side of the road instead of trying to force it to run hot and risking damaging my motor because I knew once I got home I could just get the trailer out and easily pick my baby up again. Loading and unloading is an easy one man job.
Hahaha. No complaints from me :) Whenever I had any questions I could pick up the phone and call up the Klingers and they were always willing to offer me helpful advice. That's all a guy can ask for!
@@YouMotorcycle I did.... they hung up on me.... Kidding!!! 😉. I would probably have get a beefier vehicle for that rig. My Spyder alone is over 1000 lbs dry. But you never know, this whole COVID thing has changed our travel picture markedly. Cheers Adrian keep up the videos they are informative.
So many better people to learn this from then me! lol All of my first wheelies were done by accident just twisting the heck out of the throttle on an inline four lol
A covered trailer wouldn't work well for what I do. I use the trailer for loading in underground condo parking lots. A covered trailer wouldn't fit. For everywhere else I can just use my truck
Pricey but if you can find them used like I did, worth every penny. You don't really lose money on them either. I paid $1,100 ish, sold for $1,200 ish, and spent a couple hundred on a new jack, winch, battery, and strap. So maybe at the end of several years and many trips it only worked out to a couple hundred bucks.
The company that made mine is no longer in business, but there is another company making a very similar setup. I interviewed someone from there, you can check it out here: youmotorcycle.com/an-interview-with-ameridecks-josh-oertly.html
I don't know. I bought mine used years and years ago, and sold this one even more used a couple years ago. Did you contact them? Have you heard back from them yet?
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I live in Michigan, not far from the Klinger "factory" and a few years ago purchased a new trailer from them. Adrian is spot on with his comments. It's an incredible trailer. And no, I have no connection with Klinger.
I HAVE A WELKER 3 PLACE TRAILER MADE IN 1986. IT LOOKS AND OPERATES JUST LIKE YOURS. IT IS ONE OF THE BEST MOTORCYCLE TRAILERS I HAVE EVER OWNED.
Very cool. You should upload a clip of it I would love to see if!
I have a 5x8 utility trailer that I'm going to sell. I absolutely dislike it as the tailgait/ramp on the back acts like a sail going down the road. I'll be looking at your trailer series for a good solution. Another well done video. Eric
Thanks brother. The guys who make it are out of Paw Paw, Michigan. Klinger Trailers is the name. My 3x8 was great. I think Spotsy's a little more roomy than Toronto is, so you could probably go with the 4x8 model to give yourself a little more space. If I bought a new one today I would think about getting it rubber coated like people do with their truck beds, but that's because we use salt on the roads over here.
Your channel is amazing, vibrant, colorful, interesting, and unparalleled in the world! We love it! thanks for sharing! I wish you health and happiness every day!
Thank you so much!
Kraken sent me. That is one awesome trailer you had. I like your new one as well. We have a enclosed cargo trailer. I will be watching your video on how trailer a bike. Thanks. 👍
Looks ideal for the bigger, heavier bikes... I'll take a little bump up over a ramp any day ! Great to see you bro !
Heck yes. One of the Harley's on it, a black V-Rod is mine, and you don't feel the 600+ lbs much when the motor is doing the pushing, but as soon as she starts over heating and you gotta leave her on the side of the road and come back later and start pushing, you feel all that weight. Knowing I could easily just come pick it up later myself saved me from risking damaging the motor by trying to make it all the way home on my bike.
Kraken sent me. Great channel! Keep up the great content. Thank you.
First of all, great name! 😂 Secondly, thank you! 🙏
I definitely like that truck bed lift. Got your bike and the camper at one time. 🤘👍
It's great, especially with having an old dog, she's 12, I don't know how much time she has left, so being able to bring her along for adventures, set up camp or unpack at a cottage, drop off the doggo, and still be able to go out riding around back roads for a few hours before dinner... it's great :)
That truck bed hauler is incredible. And btw, I've had my car trailer ran into about 4 times when its empty. Been thinking I need to add some flags or something so people notice it.
Got it so it's not just drivers in my area that are completely oblivious 😂🤦🏻♂️
Dannnnnnnng I like that set up a lot. I could use that in the future potentially lol.
It was money well spent. After everything, really only cost me a couple hundred bucks. Kind of pays for itself if it saves you needing to have to have a motorcycle towed to the shop. When I had my V-Rod start overheating (thermostat failed) I didn't sweat leaving it on the side of the road instead of trying to force it to run hot and risking damaging my motor because I knew once I got home I could just get the trailer out and easily pick my baby up again. Loading and unloading is an easy one man job.
Interesting trailer for a single user. do they make one for hauling two bikes? will have to check this out. thanks for sharing
Yup. Klinger Trailers. They have options and can even custom make something
Man... they should be helping you out. Great Review.
Hahaha. No complaints from me :) Whenever I had any questions I could pick up the phone and call up the Klingers and they were always willing to offer me helpful advice. That's all a guy can ask for!
@@YouMotorcycle They are very responsive. I contacted them to see if they do a trailer that would fit my Spyder. I had a response with 30 minutes.
Tell them Adrian in Canada sent you! lol
@@YouMotorcycle I did.... they hung up on me.... Kidding!!! 😉. I would probably have get a beefier vehicle for that rig. My Spyder alone is over 1000 lbs dry. But you never know, this whole COVID thing has changed our travel picture markedly. Cheers Adrian keep up the videos they are informative.
Lmao. That'll probably be the funniest thing I read today. Thanks for starting my day off right *visor tap to you*
Hey man!! What is the technique for pulling a wheelie on a dirt bike? Great channel dude!!
So many better people to learn this from then me! lol All of my first wheelies were done by accident just twisting the heck out of the throttle on an inline four lol
This looks Great. !!
Yessir! It made life easy!
Dammit that’s a nice trailer! I already have one but it’s not like that. I just ride mine up the tailgate. Definitely a nice one ☝️
Makes life easy!
Awesome trailer! Definitely would consider if I didn’t have a my current trailer. New sub, kraken sent me 🤙
Amazing, thanks man! Just watched your motovlog setup. Looks like we both have some fun toys lol
@@YouMotorcycle thanks man, appreciate you watching 🤙 Can never have enough toys 😂
No point in working if you can't spend the money on the things you enjoy lol
@@YouMotorcycle 💯👍
young stud
That guy was cluless, but alllll the girls loved him! 😂
This can’t be the best motorcycle trailer ever, since it’s not even covered. But nice idea.
A covered trailer wouldn't work well for what I do. I use the trailer for loading in underground condo parking lots. A covered trailer wouldn't fit. For everywhere else I can just use my truck
Nice year ago I looked at one like that
Pricey but if you can find them used like I did, worth every penny. You don't really lose money on them either. I paid $1,100 ish, sold for $1,200 ish, and spent a couple hundred on a new jack, winch, battery, and strap. So maybe at the end of several years and many trips it only worked out to a couple hundred bucks.
Where ca I buy a truck lift like yours I’m cal. I would like to know prices new or use thanks in advance
The company that made mine is no longer in business, but there is another company making a very similar setup. I interviewed someone from there, you can check it out here: youmotorcycle.com/an-interview-with-ameridecks-josh-oertly.html
How much is this new? I don't see prices on their website
I don't know. I bought mine used years and years ago, and sold this one even more used a couple years ago. Did you contact them? Have you heard back from them yet?
How much is it and where do I get one .....?
See video description
I want real bad for my Harley,,, but I live in the Philippines Iloilo iloilo