Trailer for Carrying a Motorcycle with a Class I Trailer Hitch Receiver

Updated 05/10/2017 | Published 05/09/2017

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Question:

I need a recommendation for a trailer that can tow a 350 pound motorcycle with the class 1 trailer hitch I just purchased from you. I am very new to the towing game. Any help you can provide would be very appreciated.

asked by: Daniel B

Expert Reply:

We carry one utility trailer that may work for you. The Detail K2 Mighty Mutli Utility Trailer # K2MMT5X7 is 7-1/2 feet long and carry up to 1,640 pounds. This will be plenty for your motorcycle.

However, since you said you have a Class I hitch receiver you should verify that your tow vehicle is rated for towing a trailer and how much weight it can tow. The hitch you purchased will have a rating but you are limited by the lowest rated component which is often the vehicle.

If you need a Class I ball mount we have # 3593 that has a 2-1/8 inch rise or 2-3/4 inch drop. If this isn't the rise or drop you need I've linked our selection of Class I ball mounts as well as an article to determine the rise or drop you need.

The trailer fits onto a 2 inch hitch ball like # 19258. You'll want to find a hitch ball that fits the ball mount you choose.

You'll also need a wiring harness if you don't already have one. If you email me back and tell me the year, make, and model of your tow vehicle I'll find the correct 4-way trailer wiring for you.

I've also linked some general articles on towing you may find helpful.