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Mt 2013 Ultra Classic has a trailer hitch on it. Well, half a hitch. It's missing the bar with the ball that slides into the receiver on the bike. The PO passed and his wife has no idea where it is. I would be willing to bet he had it installed at a dealer since all the paperwork I have on the bike is from a dealer.
Here's a pick. Hopefully someone will know where I can get the missing part or better yet, links I can go to.
What Bulrid8 said. Looks like a standard 1 1/4" receiver. Any 1 1/4 " hitch should work.
Do you have a trailer? You'll need to measure the tongue height on the trailer when it's level and the receiver height on the bike. Then do a little math to determine which hitch you need ( higher or lower ) so the trailer is level when your towing it.
Amazon has a huge selection or any local trailer/truck rigging shop.
Yep, Like others said, looks like a standard receiver. It was reccomended to me to use a locking pin so there is no chance that it will vibrate out. Plus it adds security so no one will just walk away with it.
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