Need Help securing a Tri Glide into a Toy Hauler
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I have a 16 and an Iconic Toy Hauler. I put the front Ratchet Strap through the Front wheel and stretch it forward to two D rings. Under the rear of your Tri there is a ring on each side (and if there isnt got to the frame lwhere you bolt the Bumper on ) I go from the right side and tie to a d ring on the left and back and from the to d ring on the right. .Put the Tri in first gear and the P brake on. Put the Tri in the Transport mode and you are good to go. I have hauled mine all over the western US and it has never moved.
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BillyJohn (07-20-2022)
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They do make wheel chocks that are "quick mount"; a couple of plates get sunk down level with the floor, and their bolts mount on the frame. The chock has pins that go in the holes and lock forward in place. When not in use, pull back a ways and the chock comes out.
The other thing is to consider that you can brake a lot harder than you can accelerate, and big bumps happen; make things stronger to keep it from moving forward. Then side-to-side. It doesn't take much to keep it from going backwards.
And a possible warning; if you secure the front wheel and pull back really, really hard when anchoring the rear, it stresses the forks, especially the seals. And the triple tree bearings, I imagine, but they're pretty robust. I had a seal blow way too early once (yes, I know the joke), I figure that's what did it. No big deal, I wanted to put in a Progressive monotube anyway, which works great.
The other thing is to consider that you can brake a lot harder than you can accelerate, and big bumps happen; make things stronger to keep it from moving forward. Then side-to-side. It doesn't take much to keep it from going backwards.
And a possible warning; if you secure the front wheel and pull back really, really hard when anchoring the rear, it stresses the forks, especially the seals. And the triple tree bearings, I imagine, but they're pretty robust. I had a seal blow way too early once (yes, I know the joke), I figure that's what did it. No big deal, I wanted to put in a Progressive monotube anyway, which works great.
Last edited by Oogie Wa Wa; 07-21-2022 at 08:38 PM. Reason: bad spellink