Break it down:
1. Cargo space (box type): Flat Bed
2. Frame: Steel
3. Suspension: Leaf Spring
4. Wheels/ tires: 14"
5. tongue weight: 15-17lbs
6. hitch ball size: 5th wheel. (3rd wheel?)
7. Chains (yes/no): no
8. Swivel hitch (yes/No): No
9. Carrying capacity (weight/space): Above Average
10. Lighting, brakes/turn 4 rear/turn, front and rear side markers
11. Inside light? ?
12. Electrical connection type to bike: 4-wire flat
13. Water tight? (yes/no): no
14. Durability (lifespan): 18-20yrs
15. Extras?
16. Building Difficulty level (1-10): 3
17. Estimated Cost (US $): $500
18. Spare Tire (yes/no) No
19 Notes:
Think that you can't haul it because it "weighs too much?" Think again. When a trailer is balanced properly, in it's build and in it loading distribution, a motorcycle trailer can haul a little more than you think. Because the manufacturers of motorcycles do not recommend or test this function, it can be a common misconception that it just cannot be done.
This pic may be a little on the extreme right (heavy side), but it should give you an idea of the capacity even a small bike can manage when weighted properly.
And don't forget, what get's moving must also be stopped from moving.
Ride Safe, and look twice for motorcycles.
Later,
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