Aluma MCT Trailer

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If I were going to go the trailer route again.

I think I would seriously consider the Aluma MCT.

it's pretty affordable at $1,500 given what you get.

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That trailer is getting pretty poplular with the Wing crowd. They set up at Wing Ding and do a pretty good business.
 
PilotDave said:
Hi Mellow, is this trailer long enough for the ST? Does the bike hit bottom when coming up the loading ramp? Thanks for the feedback. Cordially, Dave
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This is not a trailer you drive the bike on... it's one you pull behind the bike.
 
PilotDave said:
Thanks Joe for the clarification. Cordially, Dave
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My bad... I should know better than to put ebay links for information. The first post is updated with a dealer in Iowa that has been selling these for a few years.
 
Hi Mellow, What are your thoughts on removing the box and trying to haul a dirt bike, say weighing around 290 lbs with the ST? Would that be way out of the ball park in weight and wind drag? I know it's done with the wing but I feel it's too much for the ST. Thanks! Jac
 
xrjac said:
Hi Mellow, What are your thoughts on removing the box and trying to haul a dirt bike, say weighing around 290 lbs with the ST? Would that be way out of the ball park in weight and wind drag? I know it's done with the wing but I feel it's too much for the ST. Thanks! Jac
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Well, Honda doesn't recommend pulling a trailer with any bike they make...

That being said, I have see someone with a dirtbike on a trailer and pulling it with their ST1300. I don't know how big of a bike and I'm no expert.. I know I wouldn't try it.
 
I agree on the ALuma trailer, if I was buying new I would get that. I went so far as to meet several owners and show the wife, and I still may have one someday, but for now I am taking the cheaper route and adding a cargo box to a trailer I have.
 
Regarding pulling a dirt bike,,,, Thanks for your input Mellow, I felt the same way... I had someone plant the idea in my mind and that started the fantasies of going on a long trip , and taking both bikes without hauling them in a trailer. Local short trips you could get away with it (maybe) but I think it's too risky for long trips. Thanks again! Jac
 
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