Looking for information on enclosed motorcycle trailers online?  Welcome to EnclosedMotorcycleHauler.com – your source for all your needs on motorcycle carriers .

An enclosed trailer for hauling your cycles  is a smart and wise decision if you decide to buy one for you.  The most important is that there is a bunch of expenses that have been put towards owning them, and we would not really want to have them totally  ruined due to trash  from stones flying and damaging the paint and giving it marks.  One thought that comes to mind is if you are travelling to the mountains.  The roads during the fall and winter have salt on them due to the ice and snow.  It’s much better to have your bike in an enclosed trailer.  You want to arrive at your destination, unload the bike and take off for some day riding, knowing that your belongings will be protected in your hauler.

Will you be pulling one bike?  Then a basic trailer for carrying your motorcycle will usually have tie down rings and wheel chock(s) where the bike  will go into the chock and rings where you can tie it down upright and keep it steady and safe.If two motorcycles are always used, then you should buy the bigger hauler that carries two bikes, but they do cost more money.Before you decide on a larger hauler to carry two bikes, make sure that your equipment will be able to tow all of it.  Of course, you might want the larger one to begin with so you will have ample room to carry a lot of your belongings.

The only downside of buying an enclosed motorcycle hauler is that they are the most expensive kind.The price is usually from $1,500 and up.00 and go up to $4,000.00, depending on the builder  and a host of other accessory items.

They are usually light in weight, easy to use and will haul your bike safely.  The rear comes down for you to drive your bike up the ramp and secure it into place.  What you are looking for in the perfect  aluminum trailers for motorcycles, you’ll want rear stabilizer support jacks, flow-thru side vents, trailer rated radial tires, a good jack such as the tongue jack, a large rear door  that lowers for easy entry into the trailer , a dead-bolt entry door on the side of the trailer and brakes.

Here are some questions to be aware of that you might want to ask a trailer dealer before you buy your hauler.

1. Need to know the size hitch to use?
2. What type of light hook-up is needed?
3. How much can I haul?
4. What size hauler is necessary?
5. Do I need brakes on the trailer?
6. What kind of maintenance is required on the trailer ?
7. What colors are available?
8. Can I purchase direct from the company?
9. Where can I get parts for my trailer?
10. Do I need a special license to pull a trailer?”

I’m sure you’ll have lots of questions, but those are just a small list that I could come up with for you.  There are countless  private individuals who would like to sell their motorcycle transport trailers .To find the best prices and kinds of haulers for what you are looking for, go to the site that is on this website.  There are some great deals that you can get, and since every dollar counts in this economy, I thought you might like to save some money by dealing directly with the makers and the manufacturers.

Just make sure you get your enclosed motorcycle hauler with enough room for your bike or bikes, you talk with the manufacturer to get all your questions answered and this is the most important….have a great time on your bike after you get to where you are going and Live to Ride!

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Vespa an italian built scooter manufactured by Piaggio. If you have ever seen any older European movies from the 60’s I guarantee that you have seen when of these creations. Over the years Vespa’s have evolved from single model scooters to a full line of scooters that will satisfy even the most picky consumer.

Vespa’s have been a hit since the first one rolled off the assembly line. But now they are mostly known for the painted, pressed steel unibody that houses the complete engine compartment. The flatboard to keep your feet and a prominent front fairing (mainly used for wind protection).

In the 1940’s the Vespa was used primarily for troops in World War II. The United States enjoyed these scooters because they were helpful in getting around Nazi defense tactics of destroying roads and bridges in the Dolomites (a section of the Alps) and the Austrian border areas.

With todays gas prices it is no wonder why Vespa scooters are so popular after so many years of service. Suburbanites are looking for something different to entertain their weekends and for commuters who are tired of filling their gas guzzling vehicles. Over the years though Vespas started to pass away from american society, but fast forward to this day and time. Outfitted with two new models that are environmentally friendly and fuel efficient the Piaggio built Vespa returned to the United States in the year 2000. The ET2 model replaced the usual mineral oil with synthetic oil which meant they emitted less smoke while driving. This model can reach 40 mph and can get up to 60 miles to the gallon.

The company has also released a version of the Vespa that is a hybrid gas/electric for even for fuel economy. They also introduced a scooter with two wheels in front and one in back which grips the road better. This version of the scooter has taken off and is now being copied by motorcycle makers alike.

By: Kenneth Elliott

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Vespa takes step back in time, with wooden rebuild

Vespa takes step back in time, with wooden rebuild.

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Despite looking suspiciously similar to its metal counterpart, this Vespa was crafted entirely from wood. Put simply, "the main spine of the bike is fashioned from steam bent and laminated veneers upon which very nicely carved body work.

Wow, That’s Woody: A Custom Wooden Vespa

This wooden Vespa was made by woodmaster Carlos Alberto to show off his skills in the art of woodery. The entire exterior was constructed of laminated hardwood and, I’ve got to admit, it looks pretty damn amazing.

Wooden Vespa rebuild

Portuguese craftsman Carlos Alberto handbuilt this sublime wooden Vespa. I think the classic Vespa is one of the most beautiful designs in history, and this is a truly worthy remake.

Handcrafted Vespa

The folks at Make pointed us to this exquisitely handcrafted wooden Vespa created by Portuguese craftsman Carlos Alberto.

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