Trailer Hitch
Cruiser
Joined: Mar 2008
Posts: 168
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From: The Frozen North - Hastings Michigan
I thought they were all too pricy for me, so I fabracated my own, patterned after the Mchitch. Cost of materials including nuts and bolts was less than $25.00.
They sure mark em up a lot.
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They sure mark em up a lot.
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Cruiser
Joined: Jun 2005
Posts: 171
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From: Cincinnati, OH
Cruiser
Joined: Oct 2007
Posts: 233
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From: s.w. wisconsin
hitchdoc on the old scoot. bushtec w/ball on this one. i think they are all good. just depends on the looks you are going for. rode 2 up with a trailer a lot before and never a problem. have not used the new one yet. 
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Joined: May 2006
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From: Midwest
+1 on MC Hitch. Pros: With the receiver you don't have the ball sticking out there when you're not pulling the trailer. And it's a snap to install (and remove if your dealer has warranty issues because you pull a trailer...) Cons: you can't brag about all the money you spent.
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From: SW Minnesota
I use a KromeWerks. Got it from my local Indy for not much over cost. It doubles as a flag mount for PGR. I run a 3/4' threaded rod, double nutted (one above, one below) and use 3/4" electrical conduit for the flag pole.