Don’t Compromise: Tow Your Motorcycle with an EV and a Kendon Trailer

Electric vehicle (EV) owners are used to making smart, forward-thinking choices. But when it comes to towing, many EV drivers worry about battery drain, performance issues, and range anxiety. If you’re one of them — we’ve got great news. With a Kendon Single Ride-Up SRL Stand-Up™ Motorcycle Trailer, you don’t have to compromise.

Lightweight by Design, Built to Perform

Our Single Ride-Up SRL Folding Motorcycle Trailer is engineered with a lightweight frame that won’t put unnecessary strain on your EV. Weighing only 340 lbs, this trailer is easy to pull, even for smaller electric SUVs and sedans with towing capabilities. Less weight = less energy spent = no major drop in your vehicle’s range.

That means you can confidently hit the road knowing your battery will take you there — and back — without a hitch.

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The Trailer That Works with Your Lifestyle

Just because you drive electric doesn’t mean you have to sacrifice your motorcycle lifestyle. Whether you ride a Harley, a sport bike, or an electric motorcycle of your own, this Kendon trailer is designed to transport it safely, efficiently, and in style.

Our patented Ride-Up SRL (Suspension Reactive Loading) system makes it easy to load and unload your bike with minimal effort. And when you’re not using it? Just stand it up and roll it away. The compact design saves space in your garage — no bulky storage required.

Why EV Drivers Love Kendon Trailers:

  • ✅ Ultra-lightweight for minimal impact on range

  • ✅ Compatible with most electric vehicles with a tow package

  • ✅ Folds up and stands for easy storage

  • ✅ Proudly Made in the USA

  • ✅ No compromises on strength, safety, or performance

Ready to Ride?

Your EV already saves you money on gas — now save on storage space, hassle, and range anxiety too. Get a trailer that works with your lifestyle, not against it. The Kendon Single Ride-Up SRL Trailer gives you the freedom to tow smarter.

🛒 Shop Now and take your motorcycle — and your EV — anywhere the open road calls.

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