SOLD MotoLug - SE Plus or TE Motorcycle Trailer (1 Viewer)

[RedFrame]

Cheers
Red.

 

[Westbarn1]

You probably never heard of it, but if you are after a quality folding m/c trailer then I have an Ozi trailer (classic version) than I'm not using. Its folds down after removing 3 pins, but unlike the motolug, stays in one piece, will go through a normal doorway. Is made entirely of laser cut stainless steel, apart from the ramps, 13" wheels, for bikes up to 300 kilo (total weight on the VIN plate 450 kilo). Not cheap though, I paid £1850 for it new, so would be about the same price as a new motolug for you. See https://www.folding-trailer.eu/product/folding-trailer-for-light-motorbikes-lt-version/

 

[bigtwin]

You probably never heard of it, but if you are after a quality folding m/c trailer then I have an Ozi trailer (classic version) than I'm not using. Its folds down after removing 3 pins, but unlike the motolug, stays in one piece, will go through a normal doorway. Is made entirely of laser cut stainless steel, apart from the ramps, 13" wheels, for bikes up to 300 kilo (total weight on the VIN plate 450 kilo). Not cheap though, I paid £1850 for it new, so would be about the same price as a new motolug for you. See https://www.folding-trailer.eu/product/folding-trailer-for-light-motorbikes-lt-version/

Certainly impressive looking when folded.
How does it do on nose weight? Looks as though most of the weight is forward of the trailer wheels.

Ian

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[Ditcha]

Ukbandit ?

 

[Westbarn1]

Certainly impressive looking when folded.
How does it do on nose weight? Looks as though most of the weight is forward of the trailer wheels.

Ian

Good question, 45 kilo according to VIN, but I guess that depends on weight of the bike, what can be adjusted is the location of the front wheel holder, to set the bike further back on the ramp and therefor the weight towards the back, look at the photo, under my GS front wheel, the folding ramp is now removable, since collecting an upgraded light bar from the factory in France.

 

[David and Sally]

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[RedFrame]

You probably never heard of it, but if you are after a quality folding m/c trailer then I have an Ozi trailer (classic version) than I'm not using. Its folds down after removing 3 pins, but unlike the motolug, stays in one piece, will go through a normal doorway. Is made entirely of laser cut stainless steel, apart from the ramps, 13" wheels, for bikes up to 300 kilo (total weight on the VIN plate 450 kilo). Not cheap though, I paid £1850 for it new, so would be about the same price as a new motolug for you. See https://www.folding-trailer.eu/product/folding-trailer-for-light-motorbikes-lt-version/

Looks very well put together, but single bike only.

Many thanks
Red.

 

[Westbarn1]

It was the design and quality that attracted me in the first instance, but yes a single bike trailer that can also be converted to use as a canoe/boat trailer, apparently. ?