For many years now I have considered buying a "Pull-behind" trailer for my various touring motorcycles. This has become a reality with my purchase of a 2019 Uni-Go Touring Motorcycle Trailer www.unigotrailers.com.​ In September I purchased a 2018 BMW K1600GTL motorcycle. Soon after this purchase my wife and set out on a 9 day trip through California and Nevada. It was during this trip that we realized that if we wanted to camp as well as carry more clothing and other comfort items we would need more space, and it was indeed time to get a pull-behind trailer. We ended up choosing the Uni-Go Touring Motorcycle Trailer after researching multiple brands. We wanted a trailer that had good pulling characteristics, had good looks, would carry our camping and touring needs and not break the bank in the process. We eventually chose Uni-Go because we can detach the trailer from the bike and bring it with us into our hotel room, rather than having to find somewhere to lock it up. The Uni-Go has a maximum weight of 180 lbs. A handle on the front to help with hand moving, when not connected to the motorcycle. This makes it possible to bring it inside with you wherever you are staying. With our decision made, I contacted Uni-Go to ask a couple of​ questions prior to ordering online. I was concerned with the time it would take to build my trailer as well as a couple of additional items I was thinking of adding to my order. I was told build time would be 6 weeks. I ordered the Uni-Go Touring model. I had it color-matched to my K1600GTL (Light White) with the wheels and tow bar powder coated black to match the black trim on the GTL. I then researched motorcycle trailer hitches to mount to my BMW K1600GTL. I decided on the Bushtec hitch due to its solid reputation as well as its construction,www.bushtec.com.​. The hitch took a day to install and was fairly straight forward. I did find some of the instructions and photographs confusing, but after research online I found another K1600GTL owner whose photographs and build suggestions were very helpful in filling the holes in the Bushtec instructions. This trailer hitch is solid and well hidden behind the rear mudflap of the motorcycle. Two vertical support bars are visible, one on each side of the mudflap that disappear behind the upper part of the rear motorcycle assembly. A detachable hitch receiver comes out from under the mudflap, and when in use does not get in the way of any part of the motorcycle. I did have the Uni-Go hitch adaptor welded to the receiver to avoid any sway or vibration that had been reported on motorcycles that simply bolted on the Uni-Go adaptor. After waiting the 6 weeks for my Uni-Go to be built I contacted Uni-Go as to the status of my build and shipping time. I spoke to Bob Montgomery. I was told that they were preparing my trailer to go to paint. I requested that they ship me the "Bike side" of the wiring harness which they did. They also included an Isolator harness which is needed for the Can-Bus electrical system of the BMW. This was a bonus and saved me time and money. After a couple more weeks passed I again called and was told that my trailer was indeed in the paint shop and should be finished soon and final assembly would take just a few days and it would ship. This cycle of phone calls and excuses continued for another 4 weeks (12 weeks total build time). At this point, my patience had begun to falter and a planned trip loomed in the near future. With one final phone call,​ I was told they were almost complete and would ship it right out. I received the trailer within a week. Upon initial inspection of the Uni-Go trailer upon delivery, we discovered a couple of​ cosmetic issues that frankly surprised both my wife and I. These items should have been found during a quality control inspection prior to shipping. One of the 10 Hex head bolts that are used to hold two hinges from the body to the lockable lid was replace by a Phillips head bolt. It looked completely out of place. The other issue was that the finished edge around the lid of the trailer was not sanded properly prior to being painted. It was rough and had a couple of​ jagged areas that needed to be addressed. Other than those two issues, the trailer was beautiful. The color match was exact. The powder coating was very well done. After communicating with Bob, and then Skip at Uni-Go, they agreed to send me a replacement Hex head bolt to replace the Phillips head bolt. As far as the lid problem, their fix was to send a piece of black trim to go over the edge of the lid to cover the imperfections. They were eager to fix any issues. I received the replacement parts in 5 days from the time I reported the issue. Overall, I am pleased with my choice of the Uni-Go Touring Motorcycle trailer. read more

My wife an I ordered our uni go in November 2015, was told delivery would take about 6 weeks. First week in January I got an e-mail from uni go wanting me to send them a part off my bike so they could color match paint. Seemed strange but I did it. The trailer was delivered in March 2016, 5 months. In 2016 the trailer was pulled about 2600 miles. Really liked the trailer. In June 2017 my wife an I started planning a trip out west, when I hooked the trailer to my bike I noticed the u joint was loose (very loose) I contacted uni go in Jacksonville an they said they would ship me a new u joint for I think $91.00. I got the new u joint, it was worse than the old one. Of the 4 caps one was tight, dial calipers indicated.025 to .035 clearance on 3 of the 4 caps. Way to much clearance, should be more like .005. Contacted uni go was told to install it would be fine. BS. I returned the u joint went to parts store bought a Spicer u joint for $12.00. Works fine, so far. While changing the u joint I had the trailer lifted up with tongue in vice, on one side near the bottom of trailer I noticed hair line cracks, a lot of cracks In paint or fiberglass, can't really tell, again contacted uni go an was told to ether sand it down an repaint or live with it. Also had another problem, it leaked, figured out problem an fixed it myself. I paid $4600 for this trailer an hitch installed. Would I do it again? NO. Would I recommend this trailer? Yes, only because it pulls great. However when it's delivered it yours, don't look for costumer service. read more