Trailer question

yes/yes

Not in my opinion, but maybe my V-nose was 6" taller that standard, so negated any aerodynamic benefit.
It was nice to stand up straight inside, though.

I think finding the lightest trailer is the biggest benefit.

No idea on the physics of pulling but why not maximize the interior space with the V-Nose? I've got a flat front Haulmark and my next will be a V.

V. With a drop down door. 7 foot inside height, if you can't pull it, get a better truck.

If I had the choice, I'd go with the V-nose for the extra space. Build it out with a work bench and shelves/cabinets in the v area.

Depends on what you are towing it with? If you are towing it with a truck that has a standard bed height then the V is the way to go. If you are towing it with a motorhome, full size van or freightliner then it doesn't matter as the wind goes right over the top of the trailer. Peace.

My family has an old featherlight like 1999? Our v6 fj cruiser will pull it and its 20 feet long..

I need to get a pic of it now that I have the lift installed in the garage. 4 bikes up, 4 bikes down. And I set my crew cab F-250 up as the tow behind vehicle. Never know when you need to haul extra junk, just throw it in the truck.

Garage only has an 8' x 8' floor area and I need to haul 6-8 bikes. Ceiling heigth was enough to work out just fine. Had seven bikes in it for the Houston SX.

For what it's worth, if you plan to travel quite a bit, especially long hauls, look into an aluminum trailer over steel. I wish I had purchased a featherlite or similar. That will definitely be my next trailer, just so much easier to tow and mpg, holy moly!

im looking at a 6.5 x 14 v nose all alumnium dual axle at the moment. very nice trailers and many manufactures to choose, thule, featherlite etc. you can plan on spending between 5 to 10g's though

I'm selling my Pace 6X12 flat front that I have had for years. When I pulled it with the F150 hardly knew it was back there. Pace makes an excellent trailer and I have been super happy with it. I have heard the Vnose can be a pain in the wind but I don't know as I have never pulled one.

I would go for a dual axle if you will be using it a lot and or long trips

Great advice! I've had flats but still been able to go far enough to change it safely at a rest area or the next exit. I once blew two on one trip and got home on three wheels. Dual axle life saver.

Featherlite is the best you can buy.

Lumpy if you get a V-Nose make sure you get a tandem axle also. It helps the way it pulls. I just bought one of these this winter and you don't even know its back there at all. Its a 7x12 and with the V-Nose its actually 14' Long. I love it and wouldn't trade it for anything.

http://www.haulmark.com/low-hauler_motorcycle-trailer/modelvnlhwt2/