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Is it a trailer for a motorcycle (I hope not!!!) or is it a trailer made using some parts from a motorcycle?
As l8nite said this needs a lot more info & idealy bigger pictures.
What worries me about this one is that a single wheeld trailer requires a two section towing joint one that only moves in the horizontal & another that moves only in the vertical, if you put a universal or cup & ball joint on it it would end up on its side.
The semi rigid joint isn't a problem on a trailer like the UniTrack or the N-Line as all weight is low down directly behind the rear wheel, hence the twisting forces on the bike are negligible.
On this trailer the frame & cargo box sit above the wheel the weight is high up at more or less the same height as the rider, even unloaded this could cause a few problems but fully laden I can imagine it being a real issue unless the towing hitch is built in such a way as to transfer the weight & twisting forces low down on the bike such as with the mono-trail.
Of course I may be mistaken but looking at the pictures available it appears that the hitch will be set high on the bike.