www.mchitch.com great hitch for a reasonable price. They also sell plug and play wiring harneses for the Harley touring bikes. I have pulled my 400lb camper now for 2 years almost 5K and never had an issue with the clutch.

You should be fine

Frank

 

I bought the Kuryakin.

http://www.kuryakyn.com/index.cfm/go...ID/99/IMID/392

Goes on easy and has a great finish. Also put the chrome cap on it.

Smitty

 

+2 for the Bushtec setup. the hitch and wiring fit well, and when I'm not using, the stinger part of the hitch is removable so that you don't keep banging your shin on it.

 

That may be true, BigSky.... but will it look as good?

 

I'd say MCHITCH & stock clutch is fine.

 

MC Hitch--Very good price, very good product.I also did alot of research, wanted the receiver style and needed all wiring..Great wiring pkg. and very easy install.
Great people to work with, even on Sundays when I had a question on a converter box, that they promptly replaced @ no chg.---Bradd

 

I would think the stock clutch would be fine unless you are pulling a boat or a bike trailer......

 

I use a Hitchdoc to pull my Timeout trailer. Will buy another when I pull the trigger on a new bike.

As far as a harness, myself and alot of buddies use this:
http://alfa-mate.com/

 

GMAN where did you get those footboards on your ULTRA? Thanks

 

Installed a HitchDoc on our '02 to pull our Aluma. No clutch problems. I did have the fork in the trailer reciever start to bend after a few years. I installed a swivel hitch from Dauntless Motors to solve that problem.