Hopefully my neighbors will rejoice as I no longer have to cut and drill steel.

My next goal is to find another junk trailer so I can get the wheels more centered and have better handling and keep the rear of the trailer from scraping when going up and down driveways.

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    18 days ago

    This iteration is built with what I had on hand so due to design it will only do 1 bike at a time.

    I am planning in a later revision to put some money into it and get a bike hauler like what people attach to the tow hitch or roof top their car which will let me carry 2 bikes at a time

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      18 days ago

      If you put a simple vertical frame down the middle of it, you can put one bike on each side and even lock them with standard bike locks.

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        17 days ago

        That’s a good idea.

        I think even blocking the wheels and using ratchet straps at the front and back could be effective as well.

        I need to ensure I find something that visually inspires confidence though as some of the bicycles I work on are $2000+

        With regard to security, I really am not too concerned about that. My city does not have a bike theft problem (yet)

        Most importantly however is that the trailer is not to be left un attended with a bicycle on it