Thinking [trailer hitch]

[jdlynch99]

About making a hitch for my Cabrio, and towing the same trailer I have for my Harley.

Ought to be different.

[ckgonska]

Why make a hitch when you can buy?

[jdlynch99]

Originally Posted by ckgonska

Why make a hitch when you can buy?

the trailer takes a special hitch, it's not a standard receiver size.

[ckgonska]

Makes sense.

There is tons of info on this site on hitches.

[jimvw57]

I'd go with a standard Smart reciever and have a custom insert made. That way you would have options in the future.

Nice looking trailer! Single wheel in the back??

[Bum-bling-B]

I second what jim just said. Custom fab a 1 1/4" receiver for the Smart hitch. Not only a cheaper solution, but you won't be limited to just that type of trailer if you decide on something different later on.

[jdlynch99]

Originally Posted by jimvw57

I'd go with a standard Smart reciever and have a custom insert made. That way you would have options in the future.

Nice looking trailer! Single wheel in the back??

Yep Single wheel, it's an N-Line One wheeled trailers, hitches, cooler racks for motorcycles by N-LINE trailers design for bikes, it pulls behind my bike and you don't even know its there. Thought since I already had it it would also work for the Smart; it only weighs like 80 lbs.

[chieftmc]

There's also Uni-go Trailers Texas Plus

[jdlynch99]

Originally Posted by chieftmc

There's also Uni-go Trailers Texas Plus

Yep I looked at those, and at the time I bought mine the N-line was something like $500 less with the hitch included, plus I didnt have to pay shipping; they were at the Laughlin River Run, rode out to the run, they installed my hitch and wire harness, and picked up the trailer and rode home.

[Ryan718]

you could only switch the hitch if you deide to do somthing later on