Piggy Backer
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Piggy Backer
I just received my piggy backer and put it together this weeknd. \\; I don't ahve my hitch yet. \\; THis trailer has the standard axle and 8 inch wheels. \\; Are any of you guys pulling thhis trailer with an Ultra? \\; I have a 05 ultra with 62,000 miles on it. \\; It is stock. \\; Will it pull this trailer o.K.?
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RE: Piggy Backer
I have a piggybacker also.
I did pull it with a glide , though it was noisy. \\; Ended up putting rubber between the springs and ? just above them I think it was.
Now I am pulling it in back of an 883 sportster with the voyager kit .
I am not getting anywhere first , but it still works ...
The ultra should be AOK ...
I did pull it with a glide , though it was noisy. \\; Ended up putting rubber between the springs and ? just above them I think it was.
Now I am pulling it in back of an 883 sportster with the voyager kit .
I am not getting anywhere first , but it still works ...
The ultra should be AOK ...
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RE: Piggy Backer
The piggy backer I recived two weeks ago was alot more than I ever expeced. It took about four hours to put it together, spare \\;\\\\\\;tire, spare complete set of bearings, extra nuts and bolts. Was the best 700 dollars i've spent in years, and pulls like a dream. DSR \\; P.S I have an 05 ultra and you can't even tell it back there!!!
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Clutch ???
A friend of mine pulled a trailer for 13K miles on one summer. His only problem was that he had to have the clutch beefed up. 13K is a lot of miles in one summer. Unless you have those kinds of plans, I wouldn't worry about pulling the trailer. I believe any touring Harley should handle the load. He got through most of that 13K before he had trouble and the bike probably had 15K on it before he bought he trailer.
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