Bikerwife

Haha! I think I'd have to offer that anonymously so I don't get hunted down by angry wives! How's this for a course outline... Course Title: The Obedient Biker Spouse Academy: Mastering the Art of Submissive Support Week 1: Culinary Pit Stop Master the art of whipping up hearty, meat-heavy feasts for your husband and his biker buddies. Bonus lesson: "How to Smile and Nod While They Critique Your Cooking." Week 2: Engrossed Enthusiast Learn the fine art of feigning fascination with endless bike talk. Develop skills in nodding, making impressed sounds, and the strategic use of "Wow, tell me more!" Week 3: Solo Rider Support Embrace the solitude as your partner hits the road. Discover hobbies like knitting biker beanies or writing poetry about exhaust pipes to pass the time. Week 4: The Zen of Garage Zen Transform the garage into a biker's paradise while your own car takes a backseat... outside, in the rain. Bonus lesson: "The Art of Not Complaining About Oil Stains." Week 5: The Backseat Booker Become a pro at managing your partner's busy biking schedule, ensuring he never misses a ride out with the gang. Learn the subtle art of scheduling around bike time, because, of course, bike time is sacred time.

That one on ebay looks a lot more robust then the one I found. I do like the Motolug one as well though, it will be much easier to store in the garage with the bike. I think I'll go with a motolug, and just make sure we book places to stay that have a decent place for the bike. Thanks for helping! I was getting turned around by all the options.

Found this... You can have the Motorcycle wheel fitment loops added as extra. I need to see if it could live in the garage when not in use. https://www.apachetoolboxes.co.uk/product/road-box-trailer-7ft-x-4ft-83b/

Hey Chaps, Thanks for responding! The bike we'd want to transport is a KTM RC8R, which according to google has a weight of about 185kg. He'd want to take a small box of cleaning stuffs so he can wipe her down after each ride. I can spend between £3-£4k on it, I did have a google, but there were so many options it bamboozled me fairly quickly! I don't want to spend so much money on something that is poor quality, so I thought I'd sign up and check on here to see if there is a particular brand that is known in the biker community for being good quality. Security will be important, I don't want to gift wrap the bike in a trailer so thieves can just tow it away . Something to consider when we're booking accommodation as well. I think he'll probably use it when he does track days that are a bit of a distance as well, he's cream crackered after some of those and would prefer to drive back rather then ride. The horse box idea is a good one, I'd be confident they'd be stable (no pun intended)!

Hi everyone, I was hoping for some advice on bike trailers. I bought my husband a KTM for his 50th recently (which he loves), but as he picked it out himself I didn’t get to surprise him. We have two big dogs so always holiday somewhere we can drive to, but it makes me sad that my hubby can’t bring his bike with us and enjoy some of the beautiful roads while we’re away. I know he’d like a covered one, but I don’t know where to start! Any recommendations would be amazing. Thanks

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