rmiller, just saw your question. May I suggest you post your question on the mc trailer sub-forum? Would probably get more views/responses there as Unigo is a fairly popular trailer.
I love my Unigo. Last year I pulled it 5,000 miles on our Colorado/Utah trip. I have never once felt the weight of the trailer and literally forget it's back there. I only take it on multi week trips as I prefer not to pull a trailer at all but if I must pull a trailer I knew I wanted a single wheel trailer that would track with the bike in the same line. On our past Colorado trip I mentioned we carved many a corner at speeds fast enough the Mrs wrapped me on the helmet and I never once felt the Unigo.
I like it more now that I have learned how to pack it. Due to its unique shape inside I find that traditional luggage or satchels did not work well as the luggage needs to conform to the shape of the Unigo in order to utilize all the limited space (compared to other full size trailers). So my wife and I started to pack our cloths in 13gal trash bags that would easily conform to the shape of the trailer. My wife packs a bunch of crap and IMO the Unigo is just right for two people.
Another plus is that on our Colorado trip I spoke of I simply unhooked the Unigo and wheeled it right into our hotel room at the Red Arrow and unpacked it from inside our room. Same thing when it was time to pack up and leave. Very handy.
The down side for some might be the limited space. It in no way compares to the space available in a traditional two wheel trailer, however, it has met our needs just fine.
Be glad to answer any other questions you got,
Dan
I love my Unigo. Last year I pulled it 5,000 miles on our Colorado/Utah trip. I have never once felt the weight of the trailer and literally forget it's back there. I only take it on multi week trips as I prefer not to pull a trailer at all but if I must pull a trailer I knew I wanted a single wheel trailer that would track with the bike in the same line. On our past Colorado trip I mentioned we carved many a corner at speeds fast enough the Mrs wrapped me on the helmet and I never once felt the Unigo.
I like it more now that I have learned how to pack it. Due to its unique shape inside I find that traditional luggage or satchels did not work well as the luggage needs to conform to the shape of the Unigo in order to utilize all the limited space (compared to other full size trailers). So my wife and I started to pack our cloths in 13gal trash bags that would easily conform to the shape of the trailer. My wife packs a bunch of crap and IMO the Unigo is just right for two people.
Another plus is that on our Colorado trip I spoke of I simply unhooked the Unigo and wheeled it right into our hotel room at the Red Arrow and unpacked it from inside our room. Same thing when it was time to pack up and leave. Very handy.
The down side for some might be the limited space. It in no way compares to the space available in a traditional two wheel trailer, however, it has met our needs just fine.
Be glad to answer any other questions you got,
Dan
