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Just as Kendon’s One-Rail, Two-Rail, and Three-Rail Stand-Up™ Trailers have different uses and constructions, the tires they ride on have different constructions for different uses as well. Most tires on the road today fall into one of three distinct construction types: radial, bias ply, and bias belted...
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You may not admit it out loud, but you probably love your bike more than your spouse. Hey, we get it. And when it’s on a Kendon trailer, your bike is essentially riding on two patches of rubber not much...
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What is Wheel Toe? Wheel toe, or tracking, is an essential element of any vehicle. It is extremely important that wheel toe is properly set up to maintain proper function of the vehicle. The wheel toe on your Kendon Stand-Up™...
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Not all trailers are built alike. And your Kendon Stand-Up™ Trailer is not your father’s Oldsmobile. Kendon trailers are built with an axle that provides the best possible combination of handling, performance, and soft ride characteristics of any axle design on the market....
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Download a PDF Version of This Infographic Are you a motorcycle lover in search of a trailer for your bike? Sometimes you need to move your motorcycle, but riding it to your destination is just not feasible. But buying...
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At Kendon we’re always trying to improve. Sometimes that means providing better customer service. Sometimes it means designing product improvements. We recently found a way to increase quality & performance with our New Trailer Covers. In fact, the new trailer...
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If the world is passing you by while you sit behind that desk or run that equipment for 40 hours a week, take a break, hit the road, and see what you’re missing. Take your motorcycle with you, too, because once you get where you’re going,...
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Accidents happen at the worst time, don’t they? And nobody can predict the future (despite what you see on late night TV). So it’s a good idea to be prepared. Prepare for life’s curveballs by always carrying a spare wheel/tire for...
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