Custom built pull behind motorcycle trailer 

Your bike is big enough and you should have no issues. Holler if you need any help with it.

Stickers...lol...never thought about that but a good idea. I tried turning the boxes North and South as you said, but the distance between them was hardly nothing...barely 5 inches. Like it is now, there is almost 12 inches between them. I use the back one to carry an extra hub and bearings along with some tools, plugs for a flat and a small 12 volt air compressor. The boxes are actually water proof, lockable tool boxes. I looked at car top carriers, but they were too big and out of their minds on price...most over $400.00. The luggage rack thingy was an idea I had to use a bag, but after getting one on Amazon, I decided that I didnt want anything to do with one of those bags...so Amazon got it back. I will be pulling this trailer to Florida March 1, 2024 for the Daytona Bike Week. Thanks for watching and the sticker idea. I sorta like that and will be looking for some.

Hope your trip was safe and successful. I'm looking at the Honda 1800 and adding a sidecar for my dog. He's my constant companion but is about 95 lbs so am wondering about weight. I'm 150.

I did turn the boxes North and South as you suggested and added a 20" box in the back to carry an extra hub, bearings, air pump and some tools. This left the two larger coxes empty and a much better set up as I now have two larger boxes to carry my stuff in. I am going to do your idea of adding stickers on the boxes to show where I have been...great idea. Turning the boxes 90* has the trailer pulling just as good as they are in the video...like my Goldwing and the trailer are both on a rail. Had a pretty big interest in the trailer out in Florida...mainly asking..."where did you get it?" I told the people that I built it and I have 2 more trailers to build out of 8 people out there wanting them. I have built 6 and the riders came after them rather than shipping. One guy had one of those Harbor Freight trailers and he was not too thrilled with it. he said it was ok on a smooth road, but on a road not so smooth...it bounced and bounced a lot. He said he could feel it in the bike and it made him nervous, but didnt understand why my trailer didnt bounce. I told him that I use half torsion axles and he didnt know what those were, so I picked up the side of the trailer and leaned it over so he could see them. he asked how much they were and the ones that I use are almost $825.00 a pair and they come with the hubs, bearings and caps. He is selling the Harbor Freight trailer and coming for his trailer I am starting to build tomorrow on June 10. He3 wants a trailer just like the one in the video.

@@lilbear19601 Side cars are ok, but my experience with them is that the side car comes up when you turn right and stays on the ground when you turn left. I dont like that so much. I built a flat bed trailer for one of my friends who has a 180 pound Great Dane. He put plywood side on it and a roof and 5 small windows that he can open for air flow, but too small for anything but the dogs head to stick out along with food and water. He put a baby mattress in it and the dog loves it. He can say, "lets go for a ride," and his dog runs to the trailer waiting for him to open the door. The trip out to Daytona this year was another great ride. Had a little rain hit us on day 2, just East of Mobile, but nothing to get in a twist over. My Goldwing and the trailer acted like they were both on the same rail. If you get a Goldwing GL1800...you will love it, but watch your speed. They are so smooth that you wont realize you are running 90+. I am also a Dark sider on my GL1800...running a Yokohama Envigor ZPS Run Flat car tire at 29 psi on the back and a Bridgestone Battle-ax BT-46 running 40 psi on the front.Handles great. My last Yokohama tire gave me over 35,000 miles before I wore it out. If you are ever out around Fort Worth, Texas...gimmie a holler and come on by.

@@HondaGoldwingGL1800 it makes me happy to help out another rider/builder.Send some pics I’d like to see it.