| You need to be able to walk the bike off the trailer by standing beside it on the trailer. Standing on the ground makes you too low and its easy for the bike to fall away from you. Even at 6'2" tall that happens. Some of these skeleton type trailers are very hard (like the Dave Hindle (sp?) types) plus i've seen some designs that take three people to get the bike off.
I can move the channels around on mine to carry either one or two bikes, the loading ramp takes up the vacant third position, either in the middle or on the right.
Built in lighting is a much neater solution than a trailer board.
I think if you can do all that for £180 then your onto a winner! | 
24-Jan-2006, 17:03 
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