Trailer help

[winchman]

My plan is to take one of my little bikes to a show in May
I have two problems.
1 Its not finished
2 I have no trailer.
So as I hate those little small wheels I was wondering has any one any ideas for suitable easy to make larger 13" + wheel trailer?
As its a Honda heres my mood board
https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Matchbox...209846?hash=item48a49a2176:g:5cIAAOSweM1aBEIm

A similar bike
https://fr.wikipedia.org/wiki/Honda_Chaly

It must be small as I struggle for storage, oh and I have a very inited budget usually nothing.
I did see this but feel it will sell for more than my budget!
https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Benford-...094997?hash=item25e4a95e95:g:EbkAAOSw~vpaCGVR

I did wonder about a bolt together one as it would be easier to store?

 

[Spark plug]

How about one of these, easy to make:

https://m.ebay.co.uk/itm/TRIALS-MOT...251936?hash=item284362fa60:g:n08AAOxyiRlSaqv5

 

[winchman]

How about one of these, easy to make:

https://m.ebay.co.uk/itm/TRIALS-MOT...251936?hash=item284362fa60:g:n08AAOxyiRlSaqv5

I have one but the motor home its going on the back of is only rated to 65KG!
Cars only 75.
Plan was for me and my son to go to a show and stop in the motor home with the bike on the back

 

[CompoSimmonite]

I had two 2400mm pieces of 3mm galv sheet cut and folded into a "top hat" profile.

One beam was cut down to 1200mm and inverted before being bolted to the main beam as a crucifix with reinforcing plates top and bottom on the joint. Hitch was bolted to the main beam and suspension units to the cross beam. Worked great and could be dismantled into easily stored components.
In the end I aquired a folding 8' x 4' flat bed trailer so the single bike type was surplus. It was sold for more than the original outlay of components probably 5 years before

 

[winchman]

Thanks any pictures?

 

[Justme]

Before you start making plans read the IVA test manual & info guide.

 

[winchman]

Before you start making plans read the IVA test manual & info guide.

Thanks for the reminder, I am hoping to re body an existing one.

 

[Justme]

Thanks for the reminder, I am hoping to re body an existing one.

Yeh ok if you say so.

 

[Nomad]

I bought a flat-pack trailer a few years ago (ready made & plated, just needs painting then add hubs/wheels/mudguards)
It strips to 6 bits and fit in the boot of a saloon, works fine for towing ZZR1100 etc.
The hubs & hitch are a bit bulky to store but the main frame parts pack away easily.

Mine is something like the one in the black photo, but the red type is also a neat idea.

 

[winchman]

Yeh ok if you say so.

Done it before when it first came out with the full help of the IVA people, found them to be very helpful, it just takes some planning and thought.

 

[Justme]

Done it before when it first came out with the full help of the IVA people, found them to be very helpful, it just takes some planning and thought.

RE bodying is fine & most of the time wont need an IVA if thats all you are doing.

You asked about MAKING a new trailer.

 

[winchman]

RE bodying is fine & most of the time wont need an IVA if thats all you are doing.

You asked about MAKING a new trailer.

I know but from past experience its often cheaper to alter sorry re body an old one, only problem I have is finding a cheap one with bigger wheels