IMO that's going to swing out if you turn sharpish into a side road and hit the next car who won't be expecting it, or maybe a car coming the other way - is it legal?
It can't swing out can it? Looks to be fixed at two points to the back..... I may be wrong of course...it has been known....
Not wildly as in out of control. Imagine it didn't have a wheel, but totally rgid to the van like an extension, which in effect is what it is.
I see what you mean. It would swing out like a big overhang at the back of a large lorry would swing out.
I sort of based it on the old American Allstate Trailers from the 70s but in a Honda Vision sort of way.
I like it cos it`s different and you still have one wheel on your wagon and you are still rolling along.....
I've seen two or three of these in action, not as wild as you'd think, weight carrying is a bit restrictive and opinion is they may fall outside the new trailer regs? (Although if you claim it's an ancient one that's been rebuilt, it's almost impossible to prove otherwise)
My plan Monday is to put some vintage type gusseting around the tow arms to make it look less agricultural, The jury is out as what to do styling wise, the frontrunner is frame the same colour as the van as if it was all the same colour it would look a bit his and hers twee, white panels that I may or may not sticker bomb, any suggestions would be good though.
Plus me ass end has drooped, the van is lowered but the rear has headed south for the winter over the last few years, I was going to lower the front to match but I like the handling as is so I may well up it a spline at the back, funny cos it is only down one spline so it will be back to the original position so in effect it has lowered its self
Fairy stuff, BBQ, deck chairs, boogie boards, wet suits, awning,scooters,windbreak, table, buckets and spades, I have built in some roof rails so surfboard on top maybe bikes.
