Trailer recommendation for Royal Enfield INT650 + Cozy Euro sidecar

Ronnie Guha · 2025-09-03T19:26:28Z

Hello. I have been reading various posts on trailer recommendations here. All the bikes mentioned here are super hi-fi ones. Mine is a simple Royal Enfield INT650 + Cozy Euro sidecar. I am a complete newbie (old guy with 2 corgis) that wants to hit the road with my kids. Any trailer recommendation for Royal Enfield + Cozy Euro sidecar ? Seems like the trailers are as expensive as my bike or sidecar. Didn't realize that my obsession of being with my fur kids would be so expensive :-) While the sidecar is being installed, here's the info that I gathered. Cozy Euro Exterior Dimensions* Length 75” / 190.5cm* Tracking width (sidecar tire to motorcycle tire) 45 - 46” / 114cm - 117cm It depends on the mounting kit* Height at cowl 31” / 79cm* Height at top of windshield 48” / 122cm* Ground clearance at axle 11” / 123cm* Weight 200lbs. / 91kgNT* Width of motorcycle and sidecar 69”/ 175cm. Measured on a Royal Enfield 650 INT (a bit of eyeballing) assumes that the mirrors are folded in. It will fit into a trailer whose doors are a bit narrower by turning the handlebars while loading. The width will vary depending on the motorcycle.* Width between the motorcycle and sidecar varies, but 13-14 in. /30-36 is typical Interior Dimensions* Leg room from front of seat to tip of sidecar 31” / 79cm* Leg room from backrest cushion to tip of sidecar 46” / 117cm* Width at seat 16” / 41cm* Trunk capacity 3.0 Cu ft. * There is slightly less width in the front of the Euro modelThe Royal Enfield Interceptor 650's key dimensions in inches are a length of 83.5 inches, a width of 31.1 inches, a height of 45.9 inches Thank you in advance for any help.

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Ronnie, you may be right that the "wobble" you are experiencing is nothing more than you feeling all the imperfections in the road surface as the sidecar tire rolls over them. As the sidecar "bounces" over the road, you will feel all that, as you sit on the bike. It took me a while to get used to that sensation when I first was learning to drive my rig. The suggestions to practice in large, empty parking lots are great. No trash bins to worry about.

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