Trailering — A Primer

Tony Hoar, at right, with a group of medical doctors and nurses from Victoria, BC who use his trailers in their "Cool-Aid" outreach program:

 

 

 

 

 

 

Tony Hoar with his KD model "grocery getter" trailer being stowed in its own basket. Behind is a lightweight two-large-bin cargo trailer from Tony's Trailers, capable of hauling over 150 pounds.(Photo courtesy of the Duncan News Leader.)

It’s obvious to all that trailering adds a practical dimension to bicycling, but what isn’t so obvious is that trailering can be a lot of fun!

As the cowboys know, a horse can pull a lot longer than it can carry. So can you. By moving weight from racks and panniers to a stable two-wheeled trailer, you lower your center of gravity and regain your lightweight bike’s innate stability and responsiveness. Another benefit over racks and panniers: Your load doesn’t bounce and shift. The lettuce will still look like lettuce when you get home. Same with the bananas!

A stable trailer keeps carrying weight under control. The riding experience changes, but after a little familiarization, it really does become fun.

By extending the range and uses of your bicycles, a trailer gives you more chances to ride, and fewer boring trips in your car. Because of their simplicity of construction compared with bicycles, trailers are a fantastic bargain. You get great "bang for the buck" for all the enjoyment and utility you receive.

Whatever your trailering needs, Tony’s Trailers has a model for you. You can choose from our economical stock models, or have a trailer custom-built to your exact specifications. In either case, you’ll enjoy the benefits of superior engineering, patent-pending designs, and years of development.

If this site does not provide the answers to all your questions, just contact Tony Hoar directly

 

All trailers shipped from Mill Bay on Vancouver Island, British Columbia, Canada. See the ordering page for more information about how to purchase a Tony's Trailer.

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