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I used one of those to tow my Heritage from Denver to Chicago and back a few years ago, it worked like a charm. Do not leave the cover on the bike though!!!!
I used one of those to tow my Heritage from Denver to Chicago and back a few years ago, it worked like a charm. Do not leave the cover on the bike though!!!!
The wind slapping the cover on the paint scratches the **** out of it.
I just looked at the link that I posted again. It says that the maximum recommended towing speed is 45 mph for this trailer. What a crock of BS. I guess they're just covering their butt.
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