Trailering my baby
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02-25-2008, 12:46 PM
RE: Trailering my baby
ORIGINAL: IBEW505
No ties downs,no wheel chock just the lock & load. No problems . I cant see using $100 worth of straps to tie down $20,000 + bagger that I waited so long for. I think you are taking a BIG chance with straps .
No ties downs,no wheel chock just the lock & load. No problems . I cant see using $100 worth of straps to tie down $20,000 + bagger that I waited so long for. I think you are taking a BIG chance with straps .
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02-26-2008, 01:05 AM
RE: Trailering my baby
ORIGINAL: IBEW505
Headed to Datona myself . Trailering two bikes 1 SG , 1RK on 7x12 . I use www.lockandloadusa.com .Coast is higher than straps but alot easer for one rider to load and unload. Alot safer for myStreet Glide and buddies Road King both 07s .
Headed to Datona myself . Trailering two bikes 1 SG , 1RK on 7x12 . I use www.lockandloadusa.com .Coast is higher than straps but alot easer for one rider to load and unload. Alot safer for myStreet Glide and buddies Road King both 07s .
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02-26-2008, 01:31 PM
RE: Trailering my baby
ORIGINAL: RoadKing06
The trailer is open and has a wind barrier to protect the front of the bikes. It has tied down area everywhere. I only use ratchet straps rated at 1500lbs each (probably overkill) Thanks for the replies. I will be making a few local runs to other Florida events before Sturgis, I'll try the suggestions there.
The trailer is open and has a wind barrier to protect the front of the bikes. It has tied down area everywhere. I only use ratchet straps rated at 1500lbs each (probably overkill) Thanks for the replies. I will be making a few local runs to other Florida events before Sturgis, I'll try the suggestions there.
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02-26-2008, 06:56 PM
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RE: Trailering my baby
I've never trailered my bike,I bought my trailer to use as a garage for warm months,instead of using a cover all the time,my trailer doesnt even have tie down points,guess i might want to think about adding some ,at some point,just in cease i have the need to use the trailer,any recomdations on which system works well and is versitle enough to use the trailer for hauling other things as well
#29
02-26-2008, 07:19 PM
RE: Trailering my baby
ORIGINAL: BirchwhiteHD
I've never trailered my bike,I bought my trailer to use as a garage for warm months,instead of using a cover all the time,my trailer doesnt even have tie down points,guess i might want to think about adding some ,at some point,just in cease i have the need to use the trailer,any recomdations on which system works well and is versitle enough to use the trailer for hauling other things as well
I've never trailered my bike,I bought my trailer to use as a garage for warm months,instead of using a cover all the time,my trailer doesnt even have tie down points,guess i might want to think about adding some ,at some point,just in cease i have the need to use the trailer,any recomdations on which system works well and is versitle enough to use the trailer for hauling other things as well
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