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A quick tour of our homebuilt bicycle trailer

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Uploaded by on Aug 19, 2008

This is our home built bicycle trailer. It still will have to put on a deck, but it is ready to go otherwise.

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  • mines better yours sucks

  • im going to make a trailer sort of like that!

    lol

  • Very nice!

  • Hi there, its me posting under a different username. I'm glad you enjoyed it! Yak's are cool but this is more versatile in many ways. I thought about doing a single wheel trailer but this was simpler. As for the materials, it is made out of mild steel. The tongue is made from electrical conduit from home depot.

  • great job. i love my BOB yak trailer but could really use a flat bed one like this. thanks for posting.

  • what kind of material did you do this bike trailer? very interesting i have one, you can see in my videos.

  • Thanks for all the comments! The trailer worked out very well but my weld on the hitch where it went under the quick release failed. I was able to cobble it back together to finish a short camping trip via bicycle with it. Right turns were no problem. We attached a plywood deck using small bolts around the frame and then bolted a big green container from walmart to it. Its a great trailer! :-)

  • @dirtTdude You were breaking Cro-mo shafts! Man how many cases of beer were you trying to haul?!?!?

  • Hasn't anyone noticed that his dad isn't making him wear a helmet?

  • yeah, i built mine to attach to the seat tube collar because of the right turn limitations, also has issues with heel strikes when pushing the bicycle,......................­................. i also ran in to weight limitations because the axils wouldnt hold up, i tried hardend steel axils and they broke, the regular stuff you get from lowes bent.

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