Seen this trailer on a Valkyrie ?

[TWT]

anyone seen this trailer for Motorcycles? Not too big not too small, and actually quite nice.

www.thirdwheeltrailers.com

 

[CRUZIN]

I pull a uni-go single whell trailer behind my Valk. I like the size and the amount of gear that can be put in the trailer. I realy like that I can wheel it into a hotel room and not have to chain it to a lamp post in the parking lot. but I have spent hours tring to stop the wobble problem. It is the tail that wages the dog. I have redsigned the hitch changed the tire to a different brand and it is better but the wrong rut in the road and BEWARE!! I don't think I will buy another one. I would never think of doing over 85 mph towing it

[TWT]

I pull a uni-go single whell trailer behind my Valk. I like the size and the amount of gear that can be put in the trailer. I realy like that I can wheel it into a hotel room and not have to chain it to a lamp post in the parking lot. but I have spent hours tring to stop the wobble problem. It is the tail that wages the dog. I have redsigned the hitch changed the tire to a different brand and it is better but the wrong rut in the road and BEWARE!! I don't think I will buy another one. I would never think of doing over 85 mph towing it

I've had mine do (not recommended of course) 125 mph behind a Busa, and it was very solid and no wobble what so ever.

[Lucky Duck]

I've pulled my Uni-Go at 85MPH several times and have never had any tail wag.  The mfg says to adjust the height of the trailer nose a couple of inches higher than level, maybe that makes the difference.  If the trailer is empty and I get into turns pretty hard, the trailer will drift to the outside a little but I can't feel it -- I know that from what people behind me have said.  The fact that I can roll it into a motel room, even using the small elevator some motels have, is a real bonus! 

[CajunRider]

I had the wiggles with my Uni-Go before...  I have noticed that loading heavy items on bottom makes a BIG difference. 

My first load attempt had me wiggle at 75... I reloaded to optimize the weight and ran 750+ miles in one day at 90-95 without a single wiggle. 
 
Since then, I've changed my shock bushings on the back... that may have been part of the problem also, cause they were BAD...

[CRUZIN]

Yes it pulls much better if I load it with the heavy stuff at the bottom I have learned that I find that if I put some of the load on the bike rack that also helps and if we ride two up the wagging is very managable. I have adjusted the hich up and down and I think I have it in the best position now.  I have been told by a unigo dealer that to lenghten the hitch by about 4 inches helps alot. but I have not tryed that yet.