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Tourer
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How did you tie it down in there, I looked at one today and didn't really see anywhere to tie it off to?
If anyone is in the south TX area and has a trailer for cheap (as in Navy budget cheap) that could work too.
If anyone is in the south TX area and has a trailer for cheap (as in Navy budget cheap) that could work too.
Road Master
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From: Birmingham, AL
I used one of these:
http://www.uhaul.com/guide/index.asp...pentrailer-5x9
has a ramp and places to tie down. Unless you need an enclosed trailer?
http://www.uhaul.com/guide/index.asp...pentrailer-5x9
has a ramp and places to tie down. Unless you need an enclosed trailer?
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From: Al Bu Ker Key, New Mexico
Beerninja,
I used an enclosed trailer. I was able to remove four bolts, one in each corner of the trailer "box" and replace from the inside with an eye bolt. This gave me four tie down points. I then constructed out of two by four lumber a wheel chock so the front wheel would not turn to keep the bike from falling over in case of a violent bump or anything. When I returned the trailer I removed the eye bolts and replaced with the stock bolts. Worked very well!
I used an enclosed trailer. I was able to remove four bolts, one in each corner of the trailer "box" and replace from the inside with an eye bolt. This gave me four tie down points. I then constructed out of two by four lumber a wheel chock so the front wheel would not turn to keep the bike from falling over in case of a violent bump or anything. When I returned the trailer I removed the eye bolts and replaced with the stock bolts. Worked very well!
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