Wanting a Hitch on my '10 TG
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it won't void your warranty unless it is proven to be the cause of the problem with the trike. Manual for the touring two wheel bikes says the same thing, and you see thousands of trailer on the roads. it's more of a safety liability issue than a mechanical one. as far as hitches, use google and you will find a number of them. a good dealer is worth their weight in gold when it comes to warranty.
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I thought it over and decided not to get it. If it won't fit in the trike then I may as well drive my car. Afterall, we are bikers that wear black to hide the dirt, right?
I may change my mind next season and get a hitch put on anyway. I can always get a cargo tray to hitch on to.
At least I have the info I think I will need. Thanks again for the feedback!
I may change my mind next season and get a hitch put on anyway. I can always get a cargo tray to hitch on to.
At least I have the info I think I will need. Thanks again for the feedback!
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You could do a bolt on and yank the hitch when you take it in for warranty work. You want to resist all temptation to weld on that frame anyway. Work in the original holes in your mount plate and maybe a tech would not notice a couple extra one's in the frame.
black paint hides bolt wear also, just keep it neat and who is going to notice a few extra holes in the frame.
black paint hides bolt wear also, just keep it neat and who is going to notice a few extra holes in the frame.
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