[Cousin Jack]

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While I hate to admit it, I'm slowly swinging to the idea of a small trailer to pull behind my hot new ST1300. Red and I can camp two-up off of it, but we would have to sacrifice a lot...... like fresh underwear once a week!

Long shot, I know, but does anyone know of a commercially made hitch for the ST1300? Small one wheel trailer? Small two wheel? (We know about the Monogo in Montreal, Canada, but the fellow will not ship to the states.... bummer!)...

any possibly relevant info greatly appreciated......

CJ and Red

 

[redbaron]

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Cousin Jack go look at Open Road Outfitters web site they show having a hitch for the ST-1300..Not cheap !!!! $555.00 ..They are located in Sterling Va.

Hope this helps..they also have trailers too...

Claude....

 

[Bagmaster]

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$295.00

http://www.schoolhousemcacc.com/product_info.php/cPath/2_9/products_id/22

$245.95

http://www.customcruiserchrome.com/product/159-1

 

[AZgl1800]

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redbaron wrote:

Cousin Jack go look at Open Road Outfitters web site they show having a hitch for the ST-1300..Not cheap !!!! $555.00 ..They are located in Sterling Va.

Hope this helps..they also have trailers too...

Claude....

That's a good vendor. bookmarked them so I can find them in a hurry next time.

Open Road Outfitters

 

[GWNorman]

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That kit for $295 is very popular with ST1300/Pan European riders over here.

 

[Cousin Jack]

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Thanks, everyone! On the hunt!

 

[redbaron]

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No problem CJ that is exactly why we are here, to help one another.....Good hunting...

 

[96aspencade]

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Cousin Jack wrote:

(We know about the Monogo in Montreal, Canada, but the fellow will not ship to the states.... bummer!)...

any possibly relevant info greatly appreciated......

CJ and Red

No problem here CJ, we are 3 hours from Montreal & we do ship to the states anytime. :waving::waving:

 

[Bob W]

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http://www.uni-go.com/ They have single wheel trailers and hitches for your bike

 

[AZgl1800]

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Bob W,

Thanks for that link. I just watched their video of the trailers in action.

I'm impressed. My first thought was, what about when it is parked? But they showed it will sit upright on its' own.

My other thoughts were, uh, why did I pack the camera in first?

Square trailers are easier to paw around in and find stuff that is on the bottom.

But, I do like the way those Uni-Go trailers follow a bike.

And my last thought was, using a universal joint between the trailer and bike is a slick idea. One that we can incorporate on a two wheel trailer just as easy.