Strapless bike trailering
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Strapless bike trailering
Ok, before we start. No flaming me because I want to trailer my bike. I am active duty military and have to move 6000 miles away. I cant drive a truck, pull a trailer full of household goods, and ride a motorcycle all at the same time.
I have just purchased the roberts strapless motorcycle tie down system. I was wondering if there are any reviews. I was not comfortable using just straps or a wheel chock as the ALCAN highway is a horribly bumpy and rough ride.
Has anyone used this? Any reviews? I didnt find anything in the search so I figured I would ask. I still plan to strap the bike down even though I have this device. Well, we will see once it comes and I install it.
I have just purchased the roberts strapless motorcycle tie down system. I was wondering if there are any reviews. I was not comfortable using just straps or a wheel chock as the ALCAN highway is a horribly bumpy and rough ride.
Has anyone used this? Any reviews? I didnt find anything in the search so I figured I would ask. I still plan to strap the bike down even though I have this device. Well, we will see once it comes and I install it.
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Thanks for your service.
I agree, the more straps etc to hold the bike down the better. Make sure they don't rub of flap against the bike. I'd check them after 20-30 miles and again at every stop.
Also make sure that nothing else in the trailer will move, slide, fall etc. and hit the bike.
I agree, the more straps etc to hold the bike down the better. Make sure they don't rub of flap against the bike. I'd check them after 20-30 miles and again at every stop.
Also make sure that nothing else in the trailer will move, slide, fall etc. and hit the bike.
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