High Gas Price solution....

Edited Date/Time 1/20/2012 11:20pm
found this in another forum but its an awesome idea to save some $$$ when going to the track.... i think i'll just miss the A/C.... N8

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Teflon
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6/20/2008 4:38pm
That is awesome!!!!!
6/20/2008 6:14pm
yea thats what i thought too... i just gotta figure a way to get that set up on my ninja!
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6/20/2008 6:23pm
Cool idea - but I'd be a little worried about whether you could brake hard without locking up both wheels. The tow bike would probably be lighter than the trailer/bike combo and the trailer attachment point looks pretty high up on the chassis. If the bike/trailer weighs about 600# and 10% is tongue weight, that'd be like having a sack of concrete hanging off the tow bike behind the rear wheel. But - you never know what you can do 'till you try.
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6/21/2008 7:53am
Teflon wrote:
That is awesome!!!!!
LMAO

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rocrac
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6/21/2008 8:02am
No thanks who wants to wad it up before you even get to the track.
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6/21/2008 8:10am Edited Date/Time 6/21/2008 8:17am
I bet that bike gets less than 25 mpg hauling that mess.
6/21/2008 8:11am
Or you can just use a quad
6/21/2008 8:59am
Looks cool, but I'd bet that a Geo Metro with the trailer would do much better, mileage-wise. Wouldn't look even a tiny bit cool, but it would be more fuel efficient and practical.
Teflon
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6/21/2008 9:21am
I bet my ninja 250 couldn't pull a trailer and bike down hill. But if it could...
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6/21/2008 9:43am Edited Date/Time 4/16/2016 7:21pm
I doubt with that trailer it does a whole lot better than my 29mpg... plus I still got room for the ez-up, cooler and bike stand...



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6/21/2008 11:05am
Cygnus wrote:
I bet that bike gets less than 25 mpg hauling that mess.
That's what I was thinking.
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6/21/2008 11:06am
OldTiddler wrote:
I doubt with that trailer it does a whole lot better than my 29mpg... plus I still got room for the ez-up, cooler and bike stand...
I doubt with that trailer it does a whole lot better than my 29mpg... plus I still got room for the ez-up, cooler and bike stand...



Ding Ding Ding!
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6/21/2008 12:24pm
A Kawasaki pulling a Honda, some things NEVER change....
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6/21/2008 11:07pm
OldTiddler wrote:
I doubt with that trailer it does a whole lot better than my 29mpg... plus I still got room for the ez-up, cooler and bike stand...
I doubt with that trailer it does a whole lot better than my 29mpg... plus I still got room for the ez-up, cooler and bike stand...



So that every crack on the freeway makes your "suv" bottom out... I use to do that but I wasnt really saving gas with the 5.3 gas guzzling Tahoe
6/22/2008 3:58am
They need to go back to street legal enduro bikes like the old Yamaha DT-! and ride your bike to the track. Triples or heck even doubles would be out of the question tho. Dry
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6/22/2008 5:30am
They need to go back to street legal enduro bikes like the old Yamaha DT-! and ride your bike to the track. Triples or heck even...
They need to go back to street legal enduro bikes like the old Yamaha DT-! and ride your bike to the track. Triples or heck even doubles would be out of the question tho. Dry
I know some old school guys that used to ride TS Suzuki's in the '70's. They would ride to the track, race, then bum gas to ride home.
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6/22/2008 12:42pm
Back when I was a kid racing back east, My race rig was a Honda crx and a tinny little trailer just big enough for one bike and a fews tools. I was way ahead of my time.
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