Super Tenere Tow Behind Trailer

[Ossaboy2867]

This guy beat me to it......I still have the rough drawings for this SAME IDEA! Its crazy to think how parallel the world really is sometimes! The hitch design and everything is identical to some scratching I had on a legal pad for this. I goes to show ya great minds think alike.....Either way, hats off to this fella and I hope he is successful.

 

[holligl]

Pretty cool, but the way it is engineered and built it's going to cost a fortune. They needed to fully load it and do some tight figure 8's. Also wonder about DOT approval and licensing.

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[Sierra1]

Around here, (Texas) there are some gawdawfull trailers on the road. Homemade trailers can be registered without any type of inspection, unless you go over a certain wight limit. That trailer looks well built, but you're right, it's not going to be cheap.

 

[StefanOnHisS10]

Yup, he is a member here and has started a thread about it:

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[holligl]

eemsreno has a simple lightweight setup. Doesn't lean.

I can't believe that I'm doing this.

We bought this trailer new back in 1983. We have probably pulled it 60,000 miles behind Ventures and the XS1100. But we haven't pulled it for 11 years. The deal is when we travel and stop to hike or go in some place, we just can't leave $2,000 worth of riding clothes just lying on the seat. We...

www.yamahasupertenere.com

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[Sierra1]

An average, run of the mill, trailer hitch & ball will allow the bike to lean. (within reason) So, depending on your priorities/wants/needs, Steve's will do just fine.