Sidewinder Jerry
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Got this cargo trailer off eBay for $109. Used 1/4" plywood to make the sides and used 2×2 for the skeleton.
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Nice !!. 
. I got over 3000 miles on my beer hauling trailer.
. I got over 3000 miles on my beer hauling trailer.
Sidewinder Jerry
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I should be able to put several cases in mine and with the triple chainring shift kit I'll have the granny gears to pull itNice !!.
Frogslayer
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Nothing like good old street cream lolInsulate it, paint it white and start sellingIce Cream this summer
Sidewinder Jerry
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Insulate it, paint it white and start selling
Sidewinder Jerry
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Frogslayer & Wrench I guess y'all be out on the corner every day waiting on the Big Sticks lol
Frogslayer
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Out on the ice waiting for the big slabs maybe lol. Took the flex seal 500 out for a rip today. Burnt 3/4 a tank lol.
Herman Klutz
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If I was dragging extra weight, I think I would rather have a sidecar attachment that could be used as a "freight hauler" or a small person or dog hauler. Major problem with that is the sidecar throws the "wheel" balance turning off "balance. It also makes the rig wider, a bigger target for a car to hit. And last, nobody makes a decent sidecar at a reasonable price.
keep in mind another con with sidecars is that you are wider than the sidewalks, so you are forced to take the road rather than the sidewalk which could be more dangerous.
also, you have more wind resistance means less economy and performance.
but they sure look kewl! but for daily use id totally prefer a trailer.
