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Partners Port-A-Chopper Port A Chopper Description
Partners Port-A-Chopper Port A Chopper DescriptionThe Port-A-Chopper is a disassembling motorcycle trailer that you can store almost anywhere. The entire trailer weighs 275 pounds with the heaviest component only weighing 44 pounds. Although the design is lightweight the Port-A-Chopper has a 1000 pound payload. The best difference between the Port-A-Chopper and the competition is the Port-A-Chopper comes standard with a torsion axle suspension. This makes the Port-A-Chopper a very smooth and stabile trailer for towing your motorcycle. The Port-A-Chopper also offers conversion kits to transform into a watercraft or 4’ x 8’ utility trailer. Check it out today.
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