I thought the Tundra was built in the US (new ones in San Antonio). Probably not UAW, but built by US!

Gart

 

I haul my ultra in the truck with no wheel chock, just make sure you tighten it down evenly. I load it with a black widow ramp from motorcycleramps.com . The ramps take apart and can be stored in the back seat of an extended cab.

 

I went through this a few weeks ago and looked at every possible angle. I figured the easiest thing for me was a cargo trailer. I will be loading and unloading by myself and the 1 thing that bugged me the most was the thought of dropping that heavy *** bike and then wishing i bought the trailer so i just bought a 5x10 and just finished setting it up with a condor, 6 recessed d-rings, and non-skid paint. Also bought 6 Big Daddy PowerTyes to strap it in. I think i am set.

 

 

Search you industrial areas for a loading dock so you can drive directly on.

A rural area ditch will get it back off.

 

You also might think about the future.
You can get a 6X12 enclosed trailer from Forest River in Goshen Indiana for arround $2,000

A Condor chock and some D rings will finish it off.

This also makes you much more popular among those that like to borrow. You will find new friends every time they move.

 

Well, it was $2250 for a 5x10 Diamond Cargo with side door and ramp rear. It was $165 for the condor sc2000 and $66 for 6 6000lb recessed d-rings with backplates from www.mackieenterprises.com

It was $99 with free shipping for 4 Big Daddy 2" ratchet straps with built in soft ties and secure hooks and $36 for 2 2" ratchet straps with secure hooks from www.powertye.com

I went with the smallest trailer i could stand for less drag on the highway and the bike and yard crap is all i am going to use it for. If i run into someone broke down around town i will be able to help them also. I am 1 of those guys who stops to change tires and helps the stranded when i can. My UC fit in it perfectly with room to spare for other stuff. Wife cannot make the long rides and i like the thought of bringing a garage with me.






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Ya ol Joes place in Forrest River?????[]

 

go to a tractor suppy store and you can buy a 5ft by 10ft for $900. it will have the hardwood floor and a ramp you will be able to ride your bike up on to the trailer safely. you won't find a better priced trailer than that. they also have 4ft by 8ft for $700. i think a touring bike will fit on that also. the name of the place is Tractor Supply. google it.

 

I hauled mine back from Austin, TX in the back of a pickup. That was 500 miles.

I tied it down by the engine guards and the saddlebag guards. Probably would have been better to use the handlebars.

Take off the windshield.

My driveway dips a little at the end so I put the back wheels in the curb and used a ramp (2X6) and a neighbor and rolled it right off.

Before you judge.....IT WORKED!