WR250R Trailer???

My personal favorite--I bought a used one and have towed it over 1500 miles cross country with no problems. I really like the storage when not in use. When it is in the "bag" don't expect to pick it up but it does make for compact storage.
http://trailerinabag.com/index.html

I've been using folding trailers for the last 7 years behind my Jetta. A 4X8 fold-up fits up nicely in the garage wall and can carry a Sled, ATV or 2 bikes easily. Plus can be used for landscaping (with sides) or tarp.
My old one lasted 6 years before I got rid of it (sold for $100 Can) - and just assembled another HF for $259 (they go on sale regularly) US plus taxes and decking. Just make sure you get one with 12" wheels!

http://www.harborfreight.com/1195-lb-capacity-48-inch-x-96-inch-heavy-duty-foldable-utility-trailer-with-12-inch-wheels-90154.html


Metal - A 2" ball can be switched to a 1 7/8" ball in a minute (unless you have some wired permanent mounted hitch with integrated ball)? On my 04 Jetta TDI I have a Draw Tite hitch and works great.

The Red trailers are a little to pricy for me (they are better than the HF ones - but how much better?) -and the trailer in a bag aren't cheap also (unless you can pick up a used one?).

Best of luck.

Can you give some measurements of the fork support?
I going to be buying a wr250r soon and would love to have this when I pick it up.

Thanks,
Everett.

King Wolf wrote:

Here is my Homemade Fork Support made out of some 2x4.
I even used a torch to give it a burnt/tan look.(And coated it is some clear enamel)
Took me about 3 hours to make...i sanded all the edges thats why it took so long.
(And had to wait for the clear enamel to dry before putting on the 2 and 3 coat)
Let me know what you think.















It looks pretty nice if i do say so myself...haha

This should do the trick as far as to support me forks for the the road trip this up coming week.

And you cant help but notice my wonderful WR250R with only 50 miles on it.