Awesome! I have the Burley XC-Coho for my mountain bike and love it. It is a replica and improvement of the earlier Bob Yak. I bet your trailer works well.
This is where we got the original idea many years ago. Way up on a CND mountaintop with our 4x4 trucks & dirt bikes. Spending lots of time, $ and fuel to get there, and we watched a mtn biker with his bob trailer ride by! :)
Great idea, not sure where you get those prices from, $140 for a flat piece of aluminium with 4 holes as a skid plate, over $1400 just for the trailer frame ?? excessive prices
When you only produce a limited number of a single product, it tends to cost more...and usually has a higher quality standard. The more they produce, the cost should come down...but now, with Biden's inflationary economic policies, the cost of everything will go up...steeply.
Thanks for your comments. Aluminum skid plates are cut on a CNC router. There is a lot of material and work that go into manufacturing each and every TrailTail. We weld and assembly these in Kelowna, BC, Canada by CWB certified welders. TrailTail can last a very long time and you can use on different bikes.
excelente vídeo buenas vistas... soy de Colombia y mi proyecto sueño es fabricar monotrailers... me apasiona y lo veo como un producto muy necesario con muchas ventajas...
Solid swing arm?......so when you turn very sharp, the trailer swings sideways.....might be ok in the dirt....couldnt get me on pavement with that if you gifted me one
TrailTail pivots up and down at your bikes hollow rear axle. TrailTail front swingarm clamps to your bikes rear swingarm. It pivots 50deg left and right. It leans with the bike. Trailtail rear tire is in line with rear tire of the motorcycle. Once it's connected and you are driving you'll want to set a rear view mirror to 'check' that's its there! You don't feel it behind you. :)
With the front of the trailer attached to the motorcycles rear axle, the trailer ride is very harsh. You have suspension on the rear of the trailer, but it only does half the job of absorbing bumps. Attach the front of the trailer to the motorcycle frame and the bike's rear suspension will absorb most of the bumps that the front of the trailer now suffers from.
One of customers rose 15,000miles from Virginia to Alaska and back on a KTM 1290 with 65lbs of gear in the TrailTail. Its unsprung weight. We connect through the hollow rear axle of the motorcycle. The main safety feature is the low center of gravity. We take any loads, say from side saddle or top bags and put this at the center line of the axle. TrailTail leans with the bike. It's rear wheel is always in line with the rear wheel of the motorcycle. Last, we've been making TrailTails now for 20 years. We have a lot of experience, R&D testing under our belts and lots of happy customers. For more questions please email me; tcox@trailtail.com. Thx, Terry
I like the rear suspension set-up, the external frame but the hook-up o the swing arm lost me. Also needs a longer wheelbase.. same as the bike would be great.
I would like to know if you had worn that you could attach to a burgman scooter It is A650 scooter let Me knowHow much it would be thank you very much for this video because I have one and I drive it down to Florida every once in a while from Connecticut it would be good to have a little bit more luggage with me stopping on the way I could wheel it ready to the hotel Room
Suggest googling "Burgman Exec towing trailer" with 'images'. The trailer with blue beginner kayak is my own in earlier version, but I stick thus far with two-wheel trailers. The second line of images may show my TS36 towbar (from Classic Ind, Yandina Q Australia) which is no longer manufactured. This attached under bodywork to left passenger footrest, and behind muffler on right, with dual metal straps up behind rear fender. This trailer of mine is a modified Easy Trailer 830TA, and has been used to transport a 320L refrigerator on one occasion. Several single-wheel trailers attached to Burgmans also appear with that search term. I do not regard the rear axle of any motorcycle, or motor-scooter, as a preferred attachment point for single-wheelers. Try "Inder-Exports-Motorcycle-Trailer" or "PV41 trailer".
More on our website www.trailtail.com $2,500USD with Fiberglass box painted. $1,550USD without. (may have to add a little $ for packaging and freight depending on ship to address) Weight is 95lbs with box, 75lbs without. Frame is ASTM A36 steel, by CWB Certified welders, then powder coated black. More questions please email me; tcox@trailtail.com. Thx, Terry
How about sudden Braking Situations?? I think this thing may Kill you. But Awesome trailer there. would be very useful there in the US but here in the Philippines that's not gonna work here. 🙏🙏🙏
Chassis weight 95lbs, fiberglass box 17lbs. 65lbs of cargo for off-road and up to 100lbs for strictly highway. You take more care with it on, take more time to brake. Motorcycles in general can kill you, with or without a TrailTail on! :)
1. Single wheel - no solid weight distribution. 2. Heavy steel frame, no thoughts towards skimming to the bare minimum of material used. 3. Bike - trailer coupling.. That's an accident waiting to happen. Does it have any certification from recognized institution? From my perspective, it's just another DIY trailer, nothing more. I'm ok with you using it, but selling untested/uncertified product - that's a different story.
Thanks for your interest in TrailTail! We've been making them for 20 years. Lots of experience with what works and doesn't. 1. For our application single wheel is much safer than 2 wheels. 2. Steel is stronger than aluminum. We've gone through many destructive real world testing. Our current design has optimized strength to weight ratio, material shapes and fabrication. 3. We connect through the hollow rear axle. TrailTail is unsprung weight. You can get a VIN # applied from a local shop. Each province and state has different rules regarding licensing. Please contact me for more questions; tcox@trailtail.com Thank you, Terry
Bike-trailer is well made. While camping and sleeping off the ground, can the trailer convert to a 1 or 2 men's tent? Please let us know? Thank You
Awesome! I have the Burley XC-Coho for my mountain bike and love it. It is a replica and improvement of the earlier Bob Yak. I bet your trailer works well.
This is where we got the original idea many years ago. Way up on a CND mountaintop with our 4x4 trucks & dirt bikes. Spending lots of time, $ and fuel to get there, and we watched a mtn biker with his bob trailer ride by! :)
Would this work for 2024 Can-Am Ryker Rally?
Haces envios a Peru
I love that u beat the hell outta it 👍
If I wanted 1 in UK if possible to buy one
Wonderful idea. I am wandering how easy is to put it on and off the bike.
Single 3/8" hitch pin with lock nuts on one side. Very simple and easy to do.
Great idea, not sure where you get those prices from, $140 for a flat piece of aluminium with 4 holes as a skid plate, over $1400 just for the trailer frame ?? excessive prices
When you only produce a limited number of a single product, it tends to cost more...and usually has a higher quality standard. The more they produce, the cost should come down...but now, with Biden's inflationary economic policies, the cost of everything will go up...steeply.
Thanks for your comments. Aluminum skid plates are cut on a CNC router. There is a lot of material and work that go into manufacturing each and every TrailTail. We weld and assembly these in Kelowna, BC, Canada by CWB certified welders. TrailTail can last a very long time and you can use on different bikes.
This is a real blitz trailer!
Greetings from germany
Hola, que gran idea, quiero una unidad, la pueden enviar a Colombia?
Best i se! Want one!
How mutch dollar?
excelente vídeo buenas vistas... soy de Colombia y mi proyecto sueño es fabricar monotrailers... me apasiona y lo veo como un producto muy necesario con muchas ventajas...
I guess Im kind of off topic but do anybody know of a good site to stream newly released movies online ?
Vallejo estoy en cali y estoy trabajando en proyecto igual.lo tengo muy adelnatdo si te intersa conpartimos ideas...james mucho gusto.
Solid swing arm?......so when you turn very sharp, the trailer swings sideways.....might be ok in the dirt....couldnt get me on pavement with that if you gifted me one
TrailTail pivots up and down at your bikes hollow rear axle. TrailTail front swingarm clamps to your bikes rear swingarm. It pivots 50deg left and right. It leans with the bike. Trailtail rear tire is in line with rear tire of the motorcycle. Once it's connected and you are driving you'll want to set a rear view mirror to 'check' that's its there! You don't feel it behind you. :)
With the front of the trailer attached to the motorcycles rear axle, the trailer ride is very harsh. You have suspension on the rear of the trailer, but it only does half the job of absorbing bumps. Attach the front of the trailer to the motorcycle frame and the bike's rear suspension will absorb most of the bumps that the front of the trailer now suffers from.
One of customers rose 15,000miles from Virginia to Alaska and back on a KTM 1290 with 65lbs of gear in the TrailTail. Its unsprung weight. We connect through the hollow rear axle of the motorcycle. The main safety feature is the low center of gravity. We take any loads, say from side saddle or top bags and put this at the center line of the axle. TrailTail leans with the bike. It's rear wheel is always in line with the rear wheel of the motorcycle. Last, we've been making TrailTails now for 20 years. We have a lot of experience, R&D testing under our belts and lots of happy customers. For more questions please email me; tcox@trailtail.com. Thx, Terry
I like the rear suspension set-up, the external frame but the hook-up o the swing arm lost me. Also needs a longer wheelbase.. same as the bike would be great.
trolley is very small size genius bro
I would like to know if you had worn that you could attach to a burgman scooter It is A650 scooter let Me knowHow much it would be thank you very much for this video because I have one and I drive it down to Florida every once in a while from Connecticut it would be good to have a little bit more luggage with me stopping on the way I could wheel it ready to the hotel Room
Suggest googling "Burgman Exec towing trailer" with 'images'. The trailer with blue beginner kayak is my own in earlier version, but I stick thus far with two-wheel trailers. The second line of images may show my TS36 towbar (from Classic Ind, Yandina Q Australia) which is no longer manufactured. This attached under bodywork to left passenger footrest, and behind muffler on right, with dual metal straps up behind rear fender.
This trailer of mine is a modified Easy Trailer 830TA, and has been used to transport a 320L refrigerator on one occasion.
Several single-wheel trailers attached to Burgmans also appear with that search term. I do not regard the rear axle of any motorcycle, or motor-scooter, as a preferred attachment point for single-wheelers. Try "Inder-Exports-Motorcycle-Trailer" or "PV41 trailer".
Specs? Price? Weight?
More on our website www.trailtail.com $2,500USD with Fiberglass box painted. $1,550USD without. (may have to add a little $ for packaging and freight depending on ship to address) Weight is 95lbs with box, 75lbs without. Frame is ASTM A36 steel, by CWB Certified welders, then powder coated black. More questions please email me; tcox@trailtail.com. Thx, Terry
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большое Вам спасибо!
Я себе тоже строю прицеп для мото, 80% уже сделано. Прицеп для леса и рыбалки.
Потрясающие! 15 лет назад оригинальный TrailTail был для кемпинга и рыбалки.
Como faço para comprar uma carretinha dessa
Eu faço
never have your sound less then your voice
How about sudden Braking Situations??
I think this thing may Kill you.
But Awesome trailer there.
would be very useful there in the US
but here in the Philippines that's not gonna work here. 🙏🙏🙏
Chassis weight 95lbs, fiberglass box 17lbs. 65lbs of cargo for off-road and up to 100lbs for strictly highway. You take more care with it on, take more time to brake. Motorcycles in general can kill you, with or without a TrailTail on! :)
@@Trailtail genius response!
I am Indian is my Indian Government not allowed bike trolley
1. Single wheel - no solid weight distribution.
2. Heavy steel frame, no thoughts towards skimming to the bare minimum of material used.
3. Bike - trailer coupling.. That's an accident waiting to happen.
Does it have any certification from recognized institution? From my perspective, it's just another DIY trailer, nothing more. I'm ok with you using it, but selling untested/uncertified product - that's a different story.
Thanks for your interest in TrailTail! We've been making them for 20 years. Lots of experience with what works and doesn't. 1. For our application single wheel is much safer than 2 wheels. 2. Steel is stronger than aluminum. We've gone through many destructive real world testing. Our current design has optimized strength to weight ratio, material shapes and fabrication. 3. We connect through the hollow rear axle. TrailTail is unsprung weight. You can get a VIN # applied from a local shop. Each province and state has different rules regarding licensing. Please contact me for more questions; tcox@trailtail.com Thank you, Terry