Trailer in a bag, you need one!

[jdubeemer]

I RECENTLY PURCHACED A TRAILER IN A BAG FROM TERRY'S TWO WHEEL TIRE AND TUNE IN PELHAM. I AM REALLY IMPRESSED WITH THE EASE OF ASSEMBLY AND USE. IT STORES IN A VERY SMALL SPACE AND EASILY IN THE TRUNK OF YOUR CAR OR IN MY CASE THE BACK OF OUR SUV. I PUT IT TOGETHER TODAY TO SHOW THE EASE OF ASSEMBLY AND LOADING THE BIKE. TOTAL TIME TO ASSEMBLE THE TRAILER AND LOAD THE BIKE WAS ABOUT FIFTEEN MINUTES. IT COULD BE DONE IN LESS TIME WITH TWO PEOPLE OR IF ACCORDING TO BOB IF I WASN'T SO OLD. (ONE MONTH OLDER THAN HIM). ONCE YOU ROLL THE BIKE INTO THE CONDOR CHOCK IT WILL REST THERE SECURLY UNTILL YOU TIE IT DOWN. IT HAS HIGH PRESSURE TIRES (100 PSI) AND GOOD BEARINGS AND I THINK THEY SAID WAS GOOD UP TO 160 MPH. MY TRUCK WONT GO THAT FAST THOUGH. PICTURES ARE ATTACHED.

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[R90srider]

Hey Jim.

Great presentation. I have had my Trailer in a Bag for six years and many miles of towing my motorcycles, even the LT. The Condor chock makes it much easier to load.

[gsezrider]

Hey Jim,

Ditto on your comments on the Trailer in a bag. I have one also and would highly recommend it. Mine doesn't have the new wheel chock so I think I may retrofit mine. I've pulled my Roadking to Colorado and back plus I've pulled the BMW also with no problems at all.

When did you aquire the motorhome?

Ron

[jdubeemer]

Hey Ron,
I got the motorhome two weeks ago and we are anxious to try it out since we have never had one before. I have had to work both weekends since we got it but might get up to Guntersville park this weekend. I plan to reside in it at Shellmound I will tow a bike up there to do the rides with my "Trailer in a Bag."

[Vance]

lookin good Jim! You look like you are rigged and ready to go! Yeah man!!!