Recommendation for hauling 55lb Yuba Spicy Curry bike
Updated 03/22/2021 | Published 03/17/2021
Question:
Hi can you recommend a trailer or two for hauling my new bike? I assumed a motorcycle trailer would be more appropriate. Bike Specs: Bike: Weight: 55lbs, Wheel Base: 55.9in. Total Length: 82.7in. Thank you
asked by: April S
Expert Reply:
I recommend using a Swagman Current Bike Rack # S64678 as it is capable of hauling 2-60lb bikes. It also folds away very small which means you won't have to have a whole trailer to store. Your 2015 Subaru Outback is 72.4" wide without mirrors. So the bike is approximately the same with as your Outback mirrors.
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Swagman Current Bike Rack for 2 Electric Bikes - 1-1/4" and 2" Hitches - Frame Mount
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