I see that you put the E-track rails in like a groove or cutout on the trailer floor. Is the floor plywood or composite? And what is the advantage to putting the E-track in the groove? I am looking doing his same set up for my multiple adventure bikes… Thanks
I just used plywood. The original floor on my trailer had a little movement so i laid down my own layer around the e track. Sturdy for big motos, and it makes a completely flat floor so it’s much easier to use it for other things. I use this trailer for moving stuff, camping, dump runs, whatever… and the flush e track is super handy. Best thing ever.
Great video - Audio is a little hard to hear so wanted to ask - when done is it tight or does it move around and make noise? I like the flexibility, but don't want something that rattles. Would you buy it again? Seems awesome as long as it is non jiggly and doesn't move or rattle. Thanks!!
It has a fair amount of play in it. But it's heavy and it doesn't move around. I would imagine in a van you'll hear parts of it rattle when it's empty. When a bike is on it it's tight and doesn't make any noise.
Without measuring, it's a 6 foot wide trailer, so I'd estimate centerline to centerline is a little under 2.5 feet between each track. If you need more specific I can do that.
I am looking at the same setup for my R1250 GSA and a R Nine T. Like you I have used it with a Pitbull setup but now need to be more flexible in the configuration with the arrival of the R Nine T. Do both of your bikes fit comfortably in this setup and is the center E Track right down the middle of your trailer? Thanks for the video. Very helpful. Did you ever do one with pics of the bikes loaded? Would love to see that if possible. Cheers
@@glenncharles6622 yes I did , I bought one and used a harbor freight big black motorcycle lock. I just deleted the the front bar on harbor freight lock and mounted to front and the boomerang peice on back I had to just put a small countersink on HB motorcycle lock so bolts that came with kit would work. Sorry I don't know how to send a pic on here or I would, I actually just loaded bike heading home from vacation.
Excellent. Shows everything I needed to know!👍🏻👍🏻 Thank you!
Love your videos man! Condor should hire you to do their videos. Their online instructions might be good, but their videos on their products suck.
Thanks for the comment. They make good stuff but yeah the information side is a bit lacking.
I see that you put the E-track rails in like a groove or cutout on the trailer floor. Is the floor plywood or composite? And what is the advantage to putting the E-track in the groove?
I am looking doing his same set up for my multiple adventure bikes…
Thanks
I just used plywood. The original floor on my trailer had a little movement so i laid down my own layer around the e track. Sturdy for big motos, and it makes a completely flat floor so it’s much easier to use it for other things. I use this trailer for moving stuff, camping, dump runs, whatever… and the flush e track is super handy. Best thing ever.
Gotcha…thanks…has the epoxy flooring held up?
If you have Etrak. cargo stops are a viable alternative. Less than 30 bucks.
Great video - Audio is a little hard to hear so wanted to ask - when done is it tight or does it move around and make noise? I like the flexibility, but don't want something that rattles. Would you buy it again? Seems awesome as long as it is non jiggly and doesn't move or rattle. Thanks!!
It has a fair amount of play in it. But it's heavy and it doesn't move around. I would imagine in a van you'll hear parts of it rattle when it's empty. When a bike is on it it's tight and doesn't make any noise.
@@SM-cs1ks Thanks!
How far apart are your e-tracks
Without measuring, it's a 6 foot wide trailer, so I'd estimate centerline to centerline is a little under 2.5 feet between each track. If you need more specific I can do that.
I am looking at the same setup for my R1250 GSA and a R Nine T. Like you I have used it with a Pitbull setup but now need to be more flexible in the configuration with the arrival of the R Nine T. Do both of your bikes fit comfortably in this setup and is the center E Track right down the middle of your trailer? Thanks for the video. Very helpful. Did you ever do one with pics of the bikes loaded? Would love to see that if possible. Cheers
@@glenncharles6622 yes I did , I bought one and used a harbor freight big black motorcycle lock. I just deleted the the front bar on harbor freight lock and mounted to front and the boomerang peice on back I had to just put a small countersink on HB motorcycle lock so bolts that came with kit would work. Sorry I don't know how to send a pic on here or I would, I actually just loaded bike heading home from vacation.