Size motocross trailer ? Bikes and golf cart

Schmitt
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Hey guy’s,
Looking to order a new enclosed trailer in the next month.

What size are most using for hauling 3-4 bikes and golf cart? I know a lot of guys bring the golf carts with.

Let’s see them!

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stackman17 12/11/2019 6:26pm
12/11/2019 6:26pm
I used an 8X18 and hauled a golf cart with rear seat. Set up for three bikes and a pit bike. Seemed to work well and not too tight.
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skeef 12/11/2019 6:32pm
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I have a 22ft enclosed it fits two bikes and a 4 seat rzr easy, has a workbench in the front also. Something I wish I would have paid attention to is height. You don’t think about it but walking in and out of your trailer with a helmet on becomes more frequent than you think. Check wiring and lighting also
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Langhammx 12/11/2019 6:38pm
12/11/2019 6:38pm
You could get by with an 18’er, but a 20’ trailer is usually the same price as the 18’
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Schmitt 12/12/2019 6:04am
12/12/2019 6:04am
Thanks guys!! I’ve been going between 18 and 20’

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Schmitt 12/18/2019 6:53am
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stackman17 wrote:
I used an 8X18 and hauled a golf cart with rear seat. Set up for three bikes and a pit bike. Seemed to work well and...
I used an 8X18 and hauled a golf cart with rear seat. Set up for three bikes and a pit bike. Seemed to work well and not too tight.
Hey Stackman any pics of how you have your trailer setup?
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Schmitt 12/18/2019 6:57am
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Langhammx wrote:
You could get by with an 18’er, but a 20’ trailer is usually the same price as the 18’
Yeah they are only $300 apart on price. 20' is getting to be a lot of trailer to pull around is my only hold back
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racerx217 12/18/2019 7:09am
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Langhammx wrote:
You could get by with an 18’er, but a 20’ trailer is usually the same price as the 18’
Schmitt wrote:
Yeah they are only $300 apart on price. 20' is getting to be a lot of trailer to pull around is my only hold back
Two ft in length is not going to make a difference, the width makes a big difference in gas mpg. I went from a 8.5 wide to a 7 ft wide and got 2 more mpg. I have a 7x16 now that would fit all of that but next one will be a 7x19 or 7x21.
SEE ARE125 12/18/2019 8:08am
12/18/2019 8:08am
I’d also suggest you spring for extra D-rings in the floor. Can’t ever have too many tie down points, especially when you find yourself using the trailer for something other than hauling bikes.
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dadofagun 12/18/2019 9:01am
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SEE ARE125 wrote:
I’d also suggest you spring for extra D-rings in the floor. Can’t ever have too many tie down points, especially when you find yourself using the...
I’d also suggest you spring for extra D-rings in the floor. Can’t ever have too many tie down points, especially when you find yourself using the trailer for something other than hauling bikes.
Damn good advice! You can never have too many tie down points, they are a life saver.

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