Just finished getting the SportRig Micro Trailer ready for the trip to the annual YakAttack tourney in Virginia this month.

Bought the trailer almost two years ago (used) but only saw action as a garage storage rack.

Newly issued Florida tag, Yakima replacement heavy-duty shocks, Hobie Pro Angler cradles, Malone DownLoader folding J-racks, new wiring harness, safety chain and LED lighting have turned this into a nice "Hobie Hauler"!

Should do quite well getting the PA12 and Revo 11 to the water, be it 10 minutes or 10 hours.

Maybe it's just me but I'd be concerned with the straps just looped around the horizontal trailer supports slipping off the ends due to bouncing down the road. May want to reconsider how you have it strapped down before you hit the road.

2x sweet.
Trailers sure make launching and retrieving a lot easier than car topping or hauling in a truck bed. You'll love it.

Maybe it's just me, but I don't trust the small tires and small bearings at highway speeds. I have also done some research and found many small tires are not designed for more than 45 MPH...specifically the ones that are sold at Harbor Freight. I know many yakkers have had no issues with them, but it only takes one instance to ruin a fishing trip, or possibly destroy your boat. I personally was doing a 70 mph, 5 hr. round trip 3 times a week with no issues until I discovered my tire rating was 45mph maximum, and they got replaced immediately. Surprisingly, the higher speed rating tires are only about $5 more, but you have to get them from a reputable tire dealer. IMO, the smaller trailers and tires are pretty much designed for local traffic, not extended highway speeds. So, for the safety of your gear it might be a good idea to check the tire rating.