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Yeah, it seems like anything that would look good, is probably going to be 16x8. I'll probably need more like a 6.5-7 if I had to guess.

That's actually a really good idea! I was thinking about finding good aluminums for it anyway. Kill 2 birds with 1 stone!

It's 6 lug. It was just the angle of the picture that made it look like a 5 lug.

It seems well built. I didn't read anything bad about PJ's.

Haha, I was going to post a picture on Facebook but I decided not too. I know too many people that would ask to borrow it all the time, or want me to move stuff. :haha: I learned that when I posted pics of the tubing bender.

Thanks for the help guys. I ended up going down to Olympic Trailer innOlympia, and bought a new 20' 10k PJ. The wiring didn't look ghetto. The lights all have connector plugs like you'd see on a flat-4 trailer light plug The guy tried selling me a cheaper "iron Panther" one with non Dexters...

That is my thought with the cheap trailers. Cheap for a reason. If i do a loan, it will be through white River Credit Union, here in Enumclaw, not a big bank.

Ouch! That's a lot. I'd be afraid to get a cheap 7k trailer, then throw my 48-5000lb Ranger on it. That'd be just about overloaded. I'm looking in the $2500-4000 range. I'd love to get one a year or two old, but I feel like the financing part would be a pain. I'm fine with waiting couple...

Thats a lot of why I want new as well, is I want to finance it. I could probably pay cash, but I want to keep my credit going constant, instead of having a big break. I've heard good things about PJ, that's why I was really considering Olympic. Bulldog's definitely seem cheaper, but I feel...

What good trailer companies are in the Olympia-Seattle area? I'm looking to get a a new trailer very soon, probably Saturday. I've found Olympic Trailer, and Bulldog trailers, in Olympia. I'm not sure how good the Bulldog trailers are though. I need an 18', and preferably a 10k. I just don't...

Folding shifters hurt your shins led if you hit it too! I love to have a bike like that one. It's be nice to just take off for an afternoon.

I didn't know it was endurocross this year too! I might head over there on Saturday afternoon.

Yeah, I'm not complaining about the job, lol. My dad has known the 3 brothers for a long time, that's how I got it. Nah... It might look kind odd if I buy parts for a bike I don't have... I do ride though, just not on a pit bike. I have an '01 CR 125. At my house, we have 6...

Joop, once you go to ORV tags, can you go back to normal plates/ street legal? Or is it done for, and all it will ever be is an ORV? Sorry to get off topic

Yeah, as long as you know it isn't stolen, then it shouldn't be a problem getting an inspection. I'd hate to take a bike to be inspected and have it turn out stolen though, haha.

Damn, I work at BBR here in Auburn and I don't even have one... If I was out of high school, I probably would though, they are too much fun!!

I didn't know about the manufacturing part coming after the selling. I guess that would affect the parts that are made in the US, but most bikes and ATV's are made in Japan and Europe, etc. And even if there were decently large amounts of lead on the bike, the kid would still have to be chewing...

You're right about the date thing. The bill/ law was passed/ signed by Bush back in July/ August. But about the not being in effect yet, yes it is. A guy I work with (I work around bikes, and people who know a hell of a lot about them, all day) was at RMC in Renton last weekend, and they had...

It is NOT only the paint. there are tons of parts on bike that have lead. I'm pretty sure valve stems have to have lead in there for maching purposes. The brake cable/ throttle cable ends are lead. motor cases have lead in them, carbs have lead, the paint has lead. I would be VERY hard for...