Towbar

[hunter]

I wooden tow with that

[morrag]

And the acro will dig in on corners!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[terry t]

wood it be ok if i put some wood treatment on it. and some shinny bits on the end. 

it seemed ok for this one

Towbar

[nabsim]

I reckon you old start a splinter group with that, should be fine

[hunter]

So we can all go splinting up the 1/4 mile

[TwistedPatience]

What's the weight of your trike?

Just found this

Trailer has no brakes (Unbraked Trailer)
 ■Maximum 750kg gross trailer weight or half the towing vehicle's kerb weight - whichever is less.

[terry t]

What's the weight of your trike?

Just found this

Trailer has no brakes (Unbraked Trailer)
 ■Maximum 750kg gross trailer weight or half the towing vehicle's kerb weight - whichever is less.

its about 370kg. i read some where that the Max towing weight for a trike under 450kg is 2/3rds the weight of the vehice. i will have to find it. but i think it was save on my pc that went t*** up

[nabsim]

Any idea what they class as the towing vehicle for an outfit, bike weight or outfit weight?

Sorry for hijack Terry

[terry t]

Any idea what they class as the towing vehicle for an outfit, bike weight or outfit weight?

Sorry for hijack Terry

Thats ok
Nabs your is still classed as a bike so i would have thought thats your towing weight.
Using your motorcycle to tow a trailer
You can use your motorcycle to tow a trailer if the:

•motorcycle has an engine size over 125cc and is clearly and permanently marked with its kerbside weight
•trailer is no more than 1 metre wide and clearly and permanently marked with the unladen weight
When the trailer is loaded it must weigh no more than 150 kilograms or two-thirds of the kerbside weight of the motorcycle - whichever is lighter.

When hitched, the distance between the end of the trailer and the rear axle of the motorcycle must be no more than 2.5 metres.