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'michell8'
I'm keen to find out what the public think of the GO- pros AND CONS. Forums are a great way of doing so!
As you mentioned, the GO can also be used as a utility trailer for transporting heavy items. For example, quads, dirt bikes, bicycles, kayaks, canoes etc. (those being our primary target markets).
All our trailers pass IVA approval `before hand over (else we get in trouble!). The limit for unbraked (that's 01 category) trailers in the UK is 750kg. A GO weighs just over 380kg, hence the additional transportation capacity.
I regularly use our demo GO ,yes. I'm a quad bike fan myself so it gets used on the weekends!
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Topic: sylvansport go camping trailer
