I need a small trailer to haul my mobility scooter behind my 2014 RT. The scooter only weighs 83 pounds and can be easily broken down into 5 parts. Any ideas on where to get something like that without spending thousands of dollars? Also, is the Can Am hitch the best way to go or are there good alternatives? Thanks.
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Small Trailer for Mobility Scooter
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Bob Denman
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Use the BRP hitch; it's the best one that you'll find.
(Even if it is the most expensive! :shocked
I'd contact these folks, and see if they've got one that'll fit your scooter...
http://motorcycletrailers.us/
(Even if it is the most expensive! :shocked
I'd contact these folks, and see if they've got one that'll fit your scooter...
http://motorcycletrailers.us/
DriftersWay
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Since it breaks down this might be good also.
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http://www.theluggagebuddy.com/
Good luck,
Butch
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Good luck,
Butch
Thanks Bob. I will get the BRP hitch. I'll check out the trailers.Use the BRP hitch; it's the best one that you'll find.
(Even if it is the most expensive! :shocked
I'd contact these folks, and see if they've got one that'll fit your scooter...
http://motorcycletrailers.us/
Jim
Thanks Butch. The website shows a 40# limit when used with Spyders and that won't do it, but I like the idea.
I appreciate the response.
Jim
billybovine
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I have thought about this.
If you are able to able to lift a folding compact scooter out of a standard motorcycle trailer. That is a possible way to go.
If you are not able to do that. Then I would consider getting an inexpensive trailer base from maybe Harbour Freight. Building a box and ramp on it, that will work with a full size mobility scooter.
If you are able to able to lift a folding compact scooter out of a standard motorcycle trailer. That is a possible way to go.
If you are not able to do that. Then I would consider getting an inexpensive trailer base from maybe Harbour Freight. Building a box and ramp on it, that will work with a full size mobility scooter.
I hadn't thought of Harbor Freight. I'll follow up on that. Thanks.
G'day from Aust.
This is the tow-bar ( hitch ) that i have used on two of my bikes now.
He hasn't got one for the F3 yet, but has for the older ones.
Send him an e-mail, i'm sure he can answer and questions.
http://www.classicind.com.au/Hitches/
This is the tow-bar ( hitch ) that i have used on two of my bikes now.
He hasn't got one for the F3 yet, but has for the older ones.
Send him an e-mail, i'm sure he can answer and questions.
http://www.classicind.com.au/Hitches/
According to the website, the cost for the hitch is:
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[TD="align: center"] $381 [/TD]
[TD="align: right"] $124 (Price + Shipping) which is pretty close to the BRP price . I appreciate the information, but since the BRP hitch is plug and play, I'll probably go with that. Thanks.[/TD]
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