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Port-A-Chopper Motorcycle Powersports Trailer

By Paul Crowe

Port-A-Chopper collapsible motorcycle trailerSometimes you need a trailer, most of the time it just sits around taking up space. QC Metal Fab, Inc. of Elkhart, Indiana makes a collapsible trailer that will knock down for easy storage, reassemble without tools in 15 minutes and if you take it somewhere, the trailer will fit in the trunk of your car or the back of your truck until you need it to trailer your bike home. So far, so good. In fact, that alone makes it a pretty neat piece of gear, … but wait, there’s more!

A nice feature of this trailer are two add on kits that will convert the Port-A-Chopper into a utility trailer or a personal watercraft trailer. They supply all of the brackets, you slip in some pieces of standard lumber and presto, new trailer. Cool. They also have options for wide ramps and channels if your bike has a wide rear tire plus fender options and either 8 or 12 inch tires.

We mentioned the Bikelug, some months back, another collapsible trailer. Both of these seem well made and depending on your needs one may be better than the other. The utility trailer and watercraft options of the Port-A-Chopper just looked like a nice feature to me. Neither the Port-A-Chopper or the Bikelug would work for someone who needs a lot of capacity on a regular basis or anyone looking for weather protection, but for those occasional times when you really need a trailer, they look like a nice option.

Link: QC Metal Fab’s Port-A-Chopper

Related: Bikelug

See also: Motorcycle trailers for sale

Posted on February 26, 2007 Filed Under: Motorcycle Accessories, Motorcycle Gear


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Comments

  1. Giordano Santinelli says

    October 26, 2007 at 12:56 pm

    quanto costa il carrello?

  2. ANGELO GOZZINI says

    March 30, 2009 at 12:59 pm

    vorrei sapere altre caratteristiche tecniche , e il prezzo del carrello.
    grazie,

  3. maurizio says

    April 25, 2009 at 12:49 pm

    ciao vorrei sapere quando costa il carrello,e in quanti giorni arriva in italia.
    grazie ciao

  4. Angelo S. says

    June 12, 2009 at 10:39 am

    Vorrei conoscere il prezzo del carrello e quale omologazione ha in Italia.
    Tempi e modalità di consegna.
    grazie ciao Angelo

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