Ramp for Dyna
Road Warrior
Joined: Jan 2008
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And...make sure someone's video taping your ramp loading ventures...fails make great "funniest video" submittals...
If you need to haul your bike(s)...trailer is safer bet. Might want to invest in one of these: http://www.northerntool.com/shop/too...6701_200466701
Rated @ 860lbs...should be plenty oomph for your Dyna...JMO.
If you need to haul your bike(s)...trailer is safer bet. Might want to invest in one of these: http://www.northerntool.com/shop/too...6701_200466701
Rated @ 860lbs...should be plenty oomph for your Dyna...JMO.
Seasoned HDF Member
Joined: Sep 2009
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From: Eastern NE
OK...didn't want to aim high, but this would be my trailer selection: http://stingertrailer.com/
And...what's wrong w/pulling a trailer...it's "manly."
And...what's wrong w/pulling a trailer...it's "manly."
Road Captain
Joined: Jan 2007
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Ice,
I agree. I have had a stinger trailer for three Harleys and they never fail. Easy to load or un load. Very well made. Pull with my Prius and easily cruize at 75-80. Plus when you get where you are going and they don't allow trailers you can fold it up in 1-2 minutes. They also have a Condor front tire mount. I even have a Condor in my garage to store the bike each evening I return home. Holds the front and entire bike securely while I place front and rear straps. Very good company. Stand by their product.
Roger
I agree. I have had a stinger trailer for three Harleys and they never fail. Easy to load or un load. Very well made. Pull with my Prius and easily cruize at 75-80. Plus when you get where you are going and they don't allow trailers you can fold it up in 1-2 minutes. They also have a Condor front tire mount. I even have a Condor in my garage to store the bike each evening I return home. Holds the front and entire bike securely while I place front and rear straps. Very good company. Stand by their product.
Roger
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