Ultralight options that can be trailered easily?

[robert l]

Here's an idea for a trailer. https://youtu.be/itj6FHo2tac

Bob

[Ivanstein]

Here's an idea for a trailer. https://youtu.be/itj6FHo2tac

Bob

This is the one I saw.

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[Bill Berson]

There is plenty of details to consider on a trailer. For example, most long covered trailers are dual axel. So tilting down the end to unload is not as easy and probably need long ramps.
I never had a wind problem. Got mud from the wheels on a open trailer trip from Alaska.

[weedhopr]

I've been unfolding, flying, folding, and trailering my Weedhopper since 1987. Takes me about 30 minutes to unload, unfold, and be ready for flight. About 40 minutes to fold, load, and secure to the trailer. I haul it on a 5x8 ft flat bed snowmobile trailer. I store it folded up in my garage.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=39kDpNi94FI

[Floatsflyer]

I've been unfolding, flying, folding, and trailering my Weedhopper since 1987. Takes me about 30 minutes to unload, unfold, and be ready for flight. About 40 minutes to fold, load, and secure to the trailer. I haul it on a 5x8 ft flat bed snowmobile trailer. I store it folded up in my garage.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=39kDpNi94FI

I applaud your tenacity and amazing patience. I hope you fly more than 70 minutes at a time to make the entire process worthwhile.

[Bill Berson]

Why does spending 30 minutes at an airport require tenacity and patience?
Some folks spend a full week at an airport. (Airventure)

[RobertKesselring]

Have you looked into a foot launched powered hang glider?
This is what I fly, and I don't even need a trailer, just a pick-up truck with a ladder rack.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7sxOTXc-wi4

A powered paraglider is even easier to transport, though I can't say anything else about it as I don't have any experience with them, but the do seem to be popular.