This flatbed utility trailer is the generic type commonly found for sale at the local trailer store, hardware store or farm supply store. But with a few modifications, it works very nicely for hauling ...

This time we’re back again with a flatbed style. This type of trailer is the best solution for our needs for a number of reasons. The only disadvantage is that a flatbed trailer may be too large to ...

There are a lot of different situations where you might need to move a motorcycle without riding it. Maybe you haven't got a license or registration yet, maybe you're bringing your bike into the shop, ...

On Sunday evening I walked into the U-haul location a few blocks away and dropped a whopping $15 to rent one of the company's exquisite motorcycle haulers, and an additional $8 for the bonus insurance ...

Check out this super convenient motorcycle trailer that makes loading and unloading your bike a breeze. Perfect for solo adventurers and group rides alike! What do you think of this concept? Would you ...

Hear ye! Hear ye! All you motorcycle lovers who like to get their hands dirty, it's time to see just what a bit of ingenuity, a steel pipe, a wheel, and some welding and cutting can achieve. Folks, a ...

If you are pulling a trailer, it must be registered according to its weight. If the trailer is lightweight it may be permanently registered as a utility trailer or as an RV under 1,500 pounds. The ...

Riding your motorcycle is no doubt the easiest way to get it from point A to point B, but sometimes that isn’t an option. Whether you’re a competitive rider or you’re just traveling far for a ...

Securing a motorcycle to a trailer or the back of your pickup truck is vital if you want to transport it safely. Without being properly secured, a bike can rattle around in the back and even fall out.

For motorcycle riders who need to transport something from one location to another, doing so can be challenging. Knowing the limitations of your bike and the trailer itself could mean the difference ...