Ordered a Uni-Go Trailer Today
Man314
Posted 2011-02-11 3:27 PM (#79130)
Subject: Ordered a Uni-Go Trailer Today


Tourer

Posts: 575
Spirit Lake IA "Birthplace of Victory Motorcycles"

My wife and I love to travel 2 up on my 2009 Vision.  While we have made some 6 day trips packing only what we could get in trunk and saddlebags, we decided that with just a little bit more room, she'd be able to take a few extra changes of clothes and actually have room for a pair of shoes that weren't her biker boots. We also enjoy tent camping, so a trailer seems to make sense.

After reading many reviews, we decided on the Uni-Go.  It's not the largest one out there, but it doesn't need to be.  All indications are that it tracks like it's not even there.  They used to manufactured in New Zealand, but some folks purchased the company and were based out of Ohio.  

http://www.uni-go.com

These guys survived a fire, which slowed communications and production pipeline.  Production has now moved to Florida and they have a 6-8 wk leadtime. 

I really had troubles actually contacting them from the info on the web site, which is part of the reason I am posting this.  If anyone is interested in one of these trailers, you won't have much luck contacting the folks in Ohio (Schoolhouse Motorcycle Accessories).  I did find out today that one of the distributors has become a part owner and he is accessible:  

The Good Guys Powersports
Mike Feldbauer
55Black Alder Dr.
Palm Coast, FL 32137

Phone: 401-864-6997
Fax: 586-314 4664

Email: info@goodguyspowersports.com

Web Site: www.goodguyspowersports.com

 

I think a couple of guys on these boards have one.  I just like the concept and styling.  As you can tell, I'm excited and cant wait till spring to go on my first trip.



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dan camarco
Posted 2011-02-11 3:40 PM (#79131 - in reply to #79130)
Subject: Re: Ordered a Uni-Go Trailer Today


Cruiser

Posts: 206
Lumber Bridge, NC United States		will it work with a vision or is the vision to low in the rear?
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Man314
Posted 2011-02-11 3:53 PM (#79132 - in reply to #79130)
Subject: Re: Ordered a Uni-Go Trailer Today


Tourer

Posts: 575
Spirit Lake IA "Birthplace of Victory Motorcycles"		My understanding is that it works quite well with a Vision. I will be installing a Hitch Doc hitch and will need to use one of their vertical hitch receiver adapters. I have heard that I can actually install this hitch WITHOUT removing rear tire . . . bonus!
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Man314
Posted 2011-02-11 3:55 PM (#79133 - in reply to #79130)
Subject: Re: Ordered a Uni-Go Trailer Today


Tourer

Posts: 575
Spirit Lake IA "Birthplace of Victory Motorcycles"		Quick question to those who roll with a trailer on your Vision:

- Did you wire yourself or have a dealer do it?
- How difficult is it to wire up if you did it yourself?
- Did you use an isolator circuit?
- Is there a "pigtail" to tie into the wiring or do we need to tap into harness?
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MARK
Posted 2011-02-11 4:23 PM (#79134 - in reply to #79130)
Subject: Re: Ordered a Uni-Go Trailer Today


Puddle Jumper

Posts: 35
PINELLAS PARK, FL.		I TOW A TRAILER WITH MY VISION AND I DID WIRE IT MYSELF.
I FOUND IT TO BE VERY EASY (BUT I LIKE WIREING)
I DID WIRE IN AN ISOLATOR.
THERE IS NO HARNESS I KNOW OF. I WIRED MINE INTO THE INDIVIDUAL WIRES OF THE BIKE, UNDER THE SEAT.
WORKS LIKE A CHARM. IM ME IF YOU NEED MORE INFO.
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