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Think I have decided to go with non foldable for now for a few reasons. First off I still like the idea of it being more rigid. Second I bought 3/4 in treated plywood for the top and I know it would not fold as flat as it should and it might stow MORE out of he way (or flater against the wall)if not folded. And the final reason is if I don't like it not foldable I can always cut the plywood later. But if I don't like it the other way I'm SOL and would have to buy another sheet of ply. So I give that a try for now and see how I like it.

Okay so I picked up this Harbor Freight trailer. It was actually second hand and got it for half price but it was never assembled so I'm in the process of assembling it. And before anyone starts heckeling me, my bike is not going on this trailer unless it is broken or crashed. It is for the 4 wheeler or mower or just trips to the lumber yard. My question is. I am getting down to where I need to fix the plywood top to the frame. This is one of those folding trailers where you have to cut the plywood in half and put it on into sections. But you can also affix permanent bolts in the hinge part of the frame and not cut the plywood in half but then it will not be foldable. This obviously would make the trailer more rigid and sturdier. I will be storing the trailer inside because these cheap trailers if left outside we'll just rust away. But I do have 10 foot ceilings in my garage and could still lean it up against the wall without folding it. Would just be more difficult to do. What would you do? Make it foldable and more easily stowable? Or make it more rigid and stronger but harder to store away?

I hate photo bucket my work blocks them and I can't see anything from my work station PC

My sister tried it or at least one like it. She had some promo code that was good for a couple weeks and gave her like 40% off. She claimed she loved it and the food was awesome but once her promo ran out she only used them for a couple more weeks before she realized it wasn't worth it vs just shopping for yourself.

Thanks man, still working on it. 30 more lbs to my goal. Next spring will mean all new riding gear for me. Pants and jackets were loose as hell for this trip that won't fly once I hitmy goal.

Don't do it !

We splitting a 2 BR Hemlock? I'm down.

I have a simular one.

Your an excellent rider man, plenty fast. You guys pulled away from me on the skyway. And you seen my body position all weekend. I have none...lol. I only come off the seat when I under estimate a corner and need to kept the bike more upright to bail me out. Some times I felt like a rolling road block in front of you guys. But there is only so much I can do when I'm rolling over 1000 lbs fullly loaded damn couch.

You get any more clips uploaded?

I'm really digging this pic. I might buy it.

Haha, Dan got you then. Because I put it on his bike before I left....

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yea work sucked donkey balls today

I'm now afraid to check mine.

Same here, that trip across the Skyway was the fastest Ive ever taken it. And the second half trip me and Dan did on the dragon was the hardest Ive ever gone on it too. And I have the flat spots on my hard parts and pegs to prove it. First trip across the dragon I did my usual comfortable pace and felt I left too much out there so I had to have another go. :

Going off of that maybe I'll just ignore it unless they send something via certified mail.

I'll pay the ticket if I get it, because I flat out ran that bitch. Just hope point's don't show up on out Ohio license.

Quoted for truff !

That look on @Danimal's face is saying how does a god damn mobile nuclear reactor corner like that

@Tonik taking a hit off his vap mid corner on the dragon. Zero fucks given

Couple more coming back the other way.

One without Juicy in it.

Myself and @Danimal on a hot run. The bike lost weight on that run, several ounces of hard parts are now forever owned by the dragon.