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Notice he's loading a "Hardley". Taking it to the shop to get his, slow, heavy, loud, antiquated, ill-handling 2 cylinder piece of shit repaired.
CrudeDude 2 weeks ago
I used something like this back in 1981, to haul my bike from NC to CA behind my Pinto, worked great except hard to back up with the bike on it.
I think I will get one for those short trips to drop the bike off for maintance when I cannot stay with it.
IronJoeLVMC 2 months ago
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This is a very bad idea and here's why:
Most motorcycles(but not all) require the engine to be running to pump/ circulate lubricating oil through the transmission gears, bearings, etc., etc., .etc. I highly doubt that anyone using this tow method would leave their bike idling while the bike is in tow. That said, the complete lack of circulating lubricant is highly likely to result in severe transmission damage/ failure, especially under extended towing distances and/or highway speeds.
theadventurebiker 1 year ago
He has a truck, why not just put in the bed?
Subsw00fers 2 years ago 3
I would prefer to just ride my motorcycle and not haul it. Just like everyone likes to haul their bikes to trailer week, I mean bike week.
hinesdeal82291 2 years ago 4
This video was shot over 3 years ago... and that was after 4 years of product testing. The newer models are redesigned to fit an even wider range of bikes and are manufactured out of brushed stainless steel.
Yes, they do work, but please consult your manufacturer about safe trailering methods prior to going mobile.
mototrailing 3 years ago
i dont think that would work to good?
biggrizz09 3 years ago