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Old 01-23-2009, 11:17 AM
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What hitch are you using? Pros & Cons?

Anyone using this one?
http://www.dauntlessmotors.com/hitch...idsonHitch.htm

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Old 01-23-2009, 12:36 PM
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I don't use a hitch, but hear a lot of good things about MCHITCH
 
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MCHITCH it's less visible than the one you're looking at and half the cost.
http://mchitch.com/Harley_Touring_Re...umper-2009.htm
 

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I don't think I can use the mchitch with my mudflap. I'll have to call them and see, but I can't give up the flap.
 
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Originally Posted by Wecroft
MCHITCH it's less visible than the one you're looking at and half the cost.
http://mchitch.com/Harley_Touring_Re...umper-2009.htm
+1 on MCHITCH. reciver detatches and leaves a cleaner look when you are not pulling trailer. Cost and quality is great
 
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I really like the bushtec setup.

 
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+1 on Hitchdoc I am waiting on mine, they said they will have them ready in March. They told me that they have 5 out for testing right now. I was talking to some folks and they said that the tube will rust from the inside out.

 
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Originally Posted by TheShrink
I don't think I can use the mchitch with my mudflap. I'll have to call them and see, but I can't give up the flap.
If you can take a close up picture of your mudflap and how it is installed then send it to info@mchitch.com with your contact information. I will be happy to take a look and should be able to tell you about any mounting problems you may or may not encounter.

Thanks,
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Kuryakyn. Gets the job done if you don't mind the reciever showing.
 


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