



Step 1: Materials needed

Here is what you will need:''

Scavenged materials:''

2 Wooden pallets

Wood scraps

2 Bike Tires

From the Hardware store:''

1/2 lb. 2 1/4" Wood Screws

Suggested tools to borrow from a friend:''

1 Circular saw (Skil saw)
1 Hammer
1 Pry bar
1 Cordless drill with multiple drill bits and screw bit
1 Band saw or jig saw
Safety Goggles, hearing protection, work gloves

say is&nbsp;it even street legal or even sise walk legal but if ti is am fine with buildin it
1-no bikes on sidewalk <br>2- are you street legal <br>3-do you have any idea how the term street legal would apply to a BICYCLE THAT <br>IS NOT motorised ?????????????????????????????????????????????????
out of curiosity how does the hitch handle different elevations? Lets say riding up an approach?&nbsp; Can it pivot like a ball hitch?<br />
Why don't you put on sides so that you don't have to worry about stuff falling off?<br />
The 2015 model from Obama Motors. &nbsp;<br /><br />Nice trailer. &nbsp;Good job!&nbsp;
It handles really well.&nbsp; I cut the hole for the hitch so that it fits loosely around the seat post of the bike.&nbsp; The turning radius is pretty good, not excessively wide.<br />
Sweet! How much weight can it hold?
I haven't tested the load bearing capacity.&nbsp; The one that I made will comfortably carry 2 wooden pallets bunjee chorded on top.&nbsp; I would guess that 50 lbs. is around the max weight capacity.&nbsp; <br />
I think I'll try this. 5 stars.
I know it's practical. But it's so damn ugly, I'd never build anything remotely like it. I'd be embarrassed. It's a pallet with two bicycle wheels. It looks like something made in Senegal or Pakistan.

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