Must be nice John. Jenny keeps making me go to work. So I can pay for her new sheep herder
I thought you were the sheep herder? Oh wait never mind i was thinking something else
Anyone ever use a rear stand to trailer
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I thought you were the sheep herder? Oh wait never mind i was thinking something else
I thought you were the sheep herder? Oh wait never mind i was thinking something else
r8
We passed on the dually but we are lookin to get a yukon in a few months. gotta get room just in case there is another little Sam runnin around
Oh really? You found three minutes eh?
r8
just got this mount, looks like Pittbull has the best.
John, I only needed 30 seconds. The other 2.5 minutes was for the shower
Smelled like a sheep farmer eh?
r8
YES. I love it. I've seen those and forgot all about em'. It looks like the bike gets to ride on it's own suspension too.
I'm gonna look into that. Hopefully not too expensive. Thanks.
wow $280.00
That would be my concern also. 8 mm bolts.
Why not get this kit?
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r8
Second verse same as the first..
r8
hmmmm...don't know about using the rear stand for trailering. Lots of uncontrollable variables can happen. But one too many bumps in the road may cause the bike to come off the spools and the stand may end up holding the bike up by your exhaust and putting a nice dent in it. don't ask me how I know. ???
I use straps and a Baxley and haven't had any sway at all, whatsoever.
I have always trailered my bike on the rear stands. Front in chock, rear on stand & ratchet straps. Adds more stability in the rear to prevent any swaying that could loosen the straps. I have had my Wife's 600RR jump off the stand once when we hit a huge bump in the road. She was pissed, scratched her swingarm.
I do the same, trailer with race bike on rear PB stand and a HF front wheel chock
My R1 has very limited tie down points, especially in my enclosed trailer if I am hauling two bikes side-by-side.
So, bike goes up on rear stand (spools) and I run a strap over the bottom brace of the swingarm so it pulls straight down on the arm and keeps the bike in place on the stand. It's nice doin it this way too cause I only have on strap per bike, keeps things very spacious in the trailer while hauling 2 bikes at a time
My R1 has very limited tie down points, especially in my enclosed trailer if I am hauling two bikes side-by-side.
So, bike goes up on rear stand (spools) and I run a strap over the bottom brace of the swingarm so it pulls straight down on the arm and keeps the bike in place on the stand. It's nice doin it this way too cause I only have on strap per bike, keeps things very spacious in the trailer while hauling 2 bikes at a time
mike1180
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I never liked the idea of putting force on the handlebars with tie downs ... just me.
I use a Baxley and have the billet front sliders, and drilled holes in the sides and run a piece of strong rope through them to act as front tie downs. Attach the rear straps to the rear peg mounts.
I use a Baxley and have the billet front sliders, and drilled holes in the sides and run a piece of strong rope through them to act as front tie downs. Attach the rear straps to the rear peg mounts.
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