storm with trailer

[brown,ie]

]trying to post photo of the storm with the trailer not having much luck see if my son has better luck

[agentpineapple]

get yourself a photobucket account, it's free, then upload your pictures onto photobucket, once uploaded, click on the picture you wish to use, them you'll have 4 options on the right hand side, click on the bottom one, you will see the word copy.
then paste the url onto the forum post, and once you've posted it will appear on the thread....
easy as pea's

[brown,ie]

thanks ill see how I get on with it ? or ill get my grandson to show me problem is im a blacksmith / engineer not used to this sort of tec stuff thanks again

[MacV2]

thanks ill see how I get on with it ? or ill get my grandson to show me problem is im a blacksmith / engineer not used to this sort of tec stuff thanks again

Hit it repeatedly with a large hammer then until it works then... The PC not your Grandson obviously.

[brown,ie]

photo of storm with trailer eventually

[Virt]

brilliant

Surprised you have the power to pull it, being yellow and all

[brown,ie]

never had any problems with the power so far but then again iv only done 58,000 miles on it

[Wicky]

Looks practical - what do you carry in the trailer?

[bigtwinthing]

Wow that looks so much better than the 2 wheel efforts. I bet it wheelies though doesn't it?

[brown,ie]

I normally fill it with the Mrs shoe's and all the camping gear so the weights not on the bike it carries about 150kgm plus there's a 12v battery which charges from the bike for phone charging and camping lights etc. along with 5lts of fuel. only time it wheelie's is when I ask it to all the weight is carried through the rear axle so no pull down on the back of the bike (until I fill the rack up)

[lloydie]

Braced swing arm too

[brown,ie]

stiffens rear end up with or without the trailer on no need for expensive rear shock

[Wicky]

Seems a great touring solution. Only disadvantage wouldn't want to forget all about it and try filtering….

[brown,ie]

no problem with filtering through traffic the trailer is 1 inch (25mm) thinner than the bike and last time out I travelled down the m6 mid afternoon straight through traffic & roadwork's

[macdee]

hi brownie that's a tidy unit
i take it that its made from a roof box i never would have thought of doing that
is there any suspension on the rear wheel