Loud Lyle
Well-Known Member
- First Name
- Lyle
- Joined
- Mar 1, 2023
- Threads
- 3
- Messages
- 76
- Reaction score
- 136
- Location
- Mississippi
- Vehicle(s)
- 2021 JT Mojave
- Occupation
- Elevator Mechanic
Took the tractor to the camp
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I do plenty of dangerous stuff.You don't know what your missing.
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There aren't a lot of places you can get a comment like that!That’s a very pretty trailer
But there should be. I’d join a trailer forum.There aren't a lot of places you can get a comment like that!
I'm sure some exist, if not, maybe someone here will set up a sub forum!But there should be. I’d join a trailer forum.![]()
Trailer Nerds Unite!I'm sure some exist, if not, maybe someone here will set up a sub forum!
"PrettyTrailers.org"Trailer Nerds Unite!
I'm sure some exist, if not, maybe someone here will set up a sub forum!
Well, you’re both here. Have at it.Trailer Nerds Unite!
There is no question I will drop my new taller, heavier motorcycle while loading or unloading, but the question is really how badly I get hurt and how much the damage to my body and $$$ costs for equipment!?! I figured squeezing a little hard now ... saves tons of blood, pain and $$$ later. PS:Getting older by the day, too.Well, you’re both here. Have at it.
Just kidding. I need to get an MC trailer too but can’t squeeze the blood out of the turnip.
I used to load my dual sport on my S10 with ramps (one for the bike and one for me) when it was in good enough condition to drive up to the desert. One trip I was loading up and didn’t attach the safety strap. The ramp I was on slipped, I fell, and the bike came down on top of me mashing my inner thigh just above the knee. I had a goose egg the size of a baseball. I still had to load the truck, drive home in stop and go traffic with a clutch, and when getting home had to unload the gear knowing that once I stopped and went to urgent care I wouldn’t be able to get started again.There is no question I will drop my new taller, heavier motorcycle while loading or unloading, but the question is really how badly I get hurt and how much the damage to my body and $$$ costs for equipment!?! I figured squeezing a little hard now ... saves tons of blood, pain and $$$ later. PS:Getting older by the day, too.
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I don't even have a trailer, but that motorcycle hitch carrier is catching my attention.Well, you’re both here. Have at it.
Friend was loading a Triumph when it fell on him. Destroyed his knee. Every mcl and acl was shredded. Broken knee cap. That was 40 years ago. I still remember him screaming from a block away. They life flighted him to the bigger hospitals in Pittsburgh.There is no question I will drop my new taller, heavier motorcycle while loading or unloading, but the question is really how badly I get hurt and how much the damage to my body and $$$ costs for equipment!?! I figured squeezing a little hard now ... saves tons of blood, pain and $$$ later. PS:Getting older by the day, too.
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Yep ... that's what I fear ... hurting myself to have fun. I appreciate you guys helping to rationalize the expense of the MC10 moto trailer. I must admit, I struggled spending the money .... but I kept telling myself this was a valuable purchase for me, right now.I used to load my dual sport on my S10 with ramps (one for the bike and one for me) when it was in good enough condition to drive up to the desert. One trip I was loading up and didn’t attach the safety strap. The ramp I was on slipped, I fell, and the bike came down on top of me mashing my inner thigh just above the knee. I had a goose egg the size of a baseball. I still had to load the truck, drive home in stop and go traffic with a clutch, and when getting home had to unload the gear knowing that once I stopped and went to urgent care I wouldn’t be able to get started again.
Fortunately, no broken bones. Just a hugely swollen leg and bloody elbow.
Fun, Fun.
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I’m not a motorcycle person, but I simply love trailers, and towing. That’s a very pretty trailer.