receiver style trailer hitch
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receiver style trailer hitch
I am looking for a hitch, My old bike had one from MC Hitch USA, it appears that he is out for medical reasons, I have been waiting since December with no luck in reaching them. So i am looking for recommendations on which brand to get that is the least noticeable when receiver is removed. I can not use the vertical kind as i have a luggage box that slides in versus a trailer. I spent hours on google and ebay which left me with more questions than answers as most do not have more than one picture, If they dont show it on a bike I have a hard time spending $300-$400 on it.
So lets hear it? What brand hitch do you have and do you have a pic of it on your bike.
I also tried searching on this site before posting with zero luck.
So lets hear it? What brand hitch do you have and do you have a pic of it on your bike.
I also tried searching on this site before posting with zero luck.
#2
I'm also a fan of the McHitch and have one on my 2011 Ultra.
Another option is a hitch from Khrome Werks. Don't know anything about them though.
http://www.khromewerks.com/shop/detail/720550
Another option is a hitch from Khrome Werks. Don't know anything about them though.
http://www.khromewerks.com/shop/detail/720550
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I picked up a Krome Werks from HitchDoc unit for my '00 softail many, many years ago.
Never had a problem with it. It survived the bike being totaled and I still use the same unit after the rebuild. If I had to do it all over from scratch, I'd go back to them in a heartbeat!
Wiring up for the trailer lighting was harder than installing the hitch and the support framework was so solid, I used it to custom mount fiberglass bags on my softail (back before they had kits you could buy).
Never had a problem with it. It survived the bike being totaled and I still use the same unit after the rebuild. If I had to do it all over from scratch, I'd go back to them in a heartbeat!
Wiring up for the trailer lighting was harder than installing the hitch and the support framework was so solid, I used it to custom mount fiberglass bags on my softail (back before they had kits you could buy).
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I use a hitch from N-Line that I pull my N-LINE trailer with. Looks good without the trailer and is very easy to put the hitch in.
http://n-line.com/products/motorcycle-hitches/
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http://n-line.com/products/motorcycle-hitches/
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I picked up a Krome Werks from HitchDoc unit for my '00 softail many, many years ago.
Never had a problem with it. It survived the bike being totaled and I still use the same unit after the rebuild. If I had to do it all over from scratch, I'd go back to them in a heartbeat!
Wiring up for the trailer lighting was harder than installing the hitch and the support framework was so solid, I used it to custom mount fiberglass bags on my softail (back before they had kits you could buy).
Never had a problem with it. It survived the bike being totaled and I still use the same unit after the rebuild. If I had to do it all over from scratch, I'd go back to them in a heartbeat!
Wiring up for the trailer lighting was harder than installing the hitch and the support framework was so solid, I used it to custom mount fiberglass bags on my softail (back before they had kits you could buy).
Last edited by Firebike32; 04-11-2017 at 09:19 PM.
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when did you make your purchase from hitchdoc? I picked mine up back in '03 or a little earlier.
Like I said... (and seen at the bottom of the diagram page) it is a Khrome Werks manufacturer hitch. Entirely possible they've switched suppliers or come up with a design of their own over the last 14 years.
I don't mind the ball staying there and being visible. Looks tough and makes a great fender guard too.
Like I said... (and seen at the bottom of the diagram page) it is a Khrome Werks manufacturer hitch. Entirely possible they've switched suppliers or come up with a design of their own over the last 14 years.
I don't mind the ball staying there and being visible. Looks tough and makes a great fender guard too.
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when did you make your purchase from hitchdoc? I picked mine up back in '03 or a little earlier.
Like I said... (and seen at the bottom of the diagram page) it is a Khrome Werks manufacturer hitch. Entirely possible they've switched suppliers or come up with a design of their own over the last 14 years.
I don't mind the ball staying there and being visible. Looks tough and makes a great fender guard too.
Like I said... (and seen at the bottom of the diagram page) it is a Khrome Werks manufacturer hitch. Entirely possible they've switched suppliers or come up with a design of their own over the last 14 years.
I don't mind the ball staying there and being visible. Looks tough and makes a great fender guard too.