How Do You Build A Motorcycle Cargo Trailer?
A motorcycle cargo trailer can be a bit simpler to build than one for a larger vehicle. This is because you are constructing a smaller trailer frame that will need only one wheel and axle. Still, it’s a complicated project that involves connecting steel pieces with a wheel and axle assembly. Every piece must be level and secure or the trailer will fall apart while your motorcycle is towing something. For some, it may be best to purchase an assembled trailer or have a professional assemble one for you. Construct the frame for the trailer. Cut pieces of 1/8-inch-thick steel into three pieces that are 2 inches wide and 25 inches long, plus two more pieces 48 inches long. The long pieces will form the sides, while the short pieces make up the front and back, with a crossbar in the middle. They can be bolted or welded together, but make sure the frame is even, level and square. Attach a trailer tongue that you can get from a boat or trailer parts store. Bolt or weld the tongue to the traile
