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Topic: Trailering Hobie AI/TI Help  (Read 3130 times)

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Snazzyshun

  • Salmon
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  • Location: Sacramento
  • Date Registered: Dec 2017
  • Posts: 192
Fellas,

Cartopping the AI isn't easy for me. Looking into a trailer setup.

Anyone doing it already? What build did you start off with?

I'd like to be able to fit another kayak or two with the AI if it's possible. Also wanted high rack bars to be able to mount a rooftop tent.

Any advice/tips appreciated.

B/r,

Tommy Nguyen
if I'm not fishing I'm probably thinking about fishing


Snazzyshun

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  • Location: Sacramento
  • Date Registered: Dec 2017
  • Posts: 192
This is another member's setup that I'd like to mimic for the AI.

if I'm not fishing I'm probably thinking about fishing


Mojo Jojo

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  • Location: Tillamook, Oregon
  • Date Registered: Apr 2016
  • Posts: 2043
If your building it custom, sky (and your budget) are the limits. Here’s two I built for fellow NWKA members. I did the frame work and racks, both have removable racks to use as a flatbed, the respective owners decked and one sided them. Last picture is one of them leaving my place before decked.
« Last Edit: March 07, 2020, 03:19:50 PM by Mojo Jojo »


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I used a 4x4 foot harbor freight trailer, put the unks right in the trailer on a old Yakima crossbar. All I had to do was lift the bow 3 feet, and I could then just lie it on.
Would go on whole, with the ama's folded.

199 for the trailer from HF, 30 bucks for the cross bars from CL, and another 50 for a 6 foot tongue extension, which I drilled. Took a leaf out of the spring to start, made it ride way better.
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