Here ya go,just have to do it to a rider though. http://youtube.com/watch?v=qAGz4i2_IukPower to pull most anything,before it blows up!

 

Wouldn't try it.

 

I did it,but never launched the boat, just wanted to see how it would pull. 14ft alum row boat w/oversized trailer and it pulled great

 

Heck ya! Years ago there was a published story about a fishermandoing that very thing.

 

I use my bike to grocery shop all the time. Brought a vacuum cleaner home from Walmart on it. I use it to get hay and grain somedays if I really just want to ride.

 

The visual I'm getting on this one is priceless.

 

Not to mention a rather stupid one........

 

And if you have a crash a boat through the back of the head might hurt a bit.

 

- maybe some stability issues ? Esp when cornering ?

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Na, you can't do it.

I do not think anything should be done to your Harley that the factory has not intended it for unless they sell it to you..... Let me think some on this....

In this case, the bike & the starter cart are heavy PLUS; race fuel, Harley Davidson beer, Harley Davidson cooler, Harley Davidson lawn chairs, Harley Davidson tool chest, Harley Davidson clothing, Harley Davidson race suit, Harley Davidson helmet, & naturally the Harley Davidson pop up tent (all Harley Davidson authorized of course but they have not sold us Harley Davidson ice yet). I will have to wait for that. This will work because Harley Davidson said it is OK & sells it.

As for bad braking, The trailer brakes; I guess no one knew that Harley Davidson sells Brembo calipers & rotors for a side car? They can be easily adapted to serge brakes master cylinder (boat application under Harley Davidson Marine Division or HDMD) located on the tongue of the trailer. When the brakes are applied on the towing bike, the master cylinder engages the Brembo brakes, the weight of the trailer with cargo gives much more traction than a bike would ever give. Makes you almost feel like you are going over the windshield.

After reading the above negitive posts I thought the following; It is called doing the doing and not a negative outlook. On second thought, na….It can’t be done!

Here are a few photos, the bikes all in a line is all the same but the rest are thinking outside of the box. Slim has lots of fun trailering his bike to the 1/8 mile. You can see him ther on RT 27 on the Dade/Broward line.


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