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Yacht Club Trailer - good/bad??

By CO-DRZ , December 19, 2002 in DRZ400/E/S/SM

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I currently have a 2 rail trailer from KW Marketing. It has served me very well and was a fun kit to assemble. Now that my son has moved to a bigger bike and mom is taking over his XR 200, I'm looking to get a 3 rail trailer. The local dealer has Yacht Club trailers that look to be well assembled and decent quality. Any experiences (likes/dislikes) with Yacht Club trailers??

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I don't have any firsthand experience with them, but I sure do see a lot of them around. I haven't heard any negative comments about them. My only caution would be that if you plan on towing the trailer over long distances, avoid trailers with the small wheels. The small-wheel trailers are more prone to bearing failures.

Man,I highly recomend that trailer!I have taken mine almost everywhere and as long as you keep the bearing buddies full of grease you're good :DI have towed mine to Florida,Tennesee,your beautiful state(my home state),and even at rather over the limit speeds(90+)it always tracks great. ?

I just priced a 3 rail Yacht Club yesturday. $1200 it looks good.

I would want to make it into a solid floor or expanded metal to haul gas jugs and assorted stuff like firewood for extended weekend outings.

Hey EZGZ is the trailer you priced full of bells and whisles? ?

Stump_Jumper

At $1200 you're getting ripped off. I just priced them this summer in Rapid City, SD and they were $700 - $750 depending on the dealer. For $1,050 I just picked up an 8 1/2 x 10 with fold down ramp. Check them out at www.hhtrailer.com. I would suggest if you want to haul some extra stuff, go with a utility trailer.

Wayward Son

i have towed yacht club trailers many thousands of miles.good unit,never any problems.they usaully go for bout $750.nothin beats an enclosed trailer.i dont know how i went with out before! ?

Sorry, I dont have any experience with that trailer but here is what I did. I have a double PWC or Sea Doo trailer. it has removable and adjustable PWC rails and manual type crank wenches. I simply removed the PWC garb and went to a local weldong shop and had 4 Motorcycle ramps made out of diamond plate steel, 8" wide by 8' long. Cost about $200. I used the PWC mounting clamps to mount the rails to the trailer frame which make them adjustable from side to side. I also had a ramp made which I can clamp down to the trailer frame for travel. This makes a very versital trailer. I can haul 4 full size dirt bikes staggered side by side and my daughters XR70 on the ramp which is a total of 5. I can adjust the rails to haul 2 4wheelers side by side, a 4wheeler and 2 bikes, a PWC and a 4wheeler or any combination. It is also possible to install a rail in between the existing PWC rails to haul 2 bikes which deos not interfere with hauling the PWC's at all. I would suggest this easy modification to anyone. People who already have PWC trailers have a motorcycle trailer and dont even know it. This will also work with single PWC trailers and it might be possible to get 2 bikes on it. Mine works great and I have put abouy 3000 miles on it without any trouble. If you look around you can find these trailers cheap and they are very light weight which make them towable with just about anything.

i have a 8x8 snowmobile trailer i made to hold 4 bikes.it has a new deck,new wheel chocks,new tires and wheels(bigger than the normal snow mobile ones),bearing buddies.i built it right before i got the enclosed trialer but now it sits.$450 and it yours!

Actualy I may be mistaken on that price. I was looking at a used bike outside the building and standing next to the trailer. My coworker was talking to the salesmand who attacked us and I am pretty sure that is the price he quoted him. I thought it looked light weight and well made.

I trust you guys more than my own memory. Sorry! $650 sounds like a bargan.

Personelly I use a little 4X6 homade trailer. My rear tire just barely fits. But dimensionaly it was the most economical and I have been dragging it for over 25 years. It origanaly had a 1930 something Chevy front axle with 19 inch wheels. It became to difficult to find tires so I bought a complete new axle with hubs for $100 and I had some old 14 inch 5 hole rims that fit. If you shop around for used steel and already own a welder I bet you could build a cute one for about $500. The title is easy. Just go to License bureau with receipts, Pay the tax and then punch the numbers into the frame. I have done that twice on other trailers I made.

I've had a YachtClub for 2 years now and no problems. The thing is built like a tank. Bearing buddies brand are the best, I used the cheaper ones, and they fell off!

Burned check your PM's. If possible post a photo or two on your photo host site. ?

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