5th wheel toy haulers,

[Jkbrea]

I used it last year but put my BD on the far left and a Harley Street Glide on the right set back a bit. Sold the HD so now I moved the chock to the middle. Good luck!

 

[EZ Dog]

My trailer has aircraft alum. Tie down rails built into flooring. They also have above mounted tracking available. I have mounted my Biker Bar to an alum. plate and mounted plate to the rails for total arrangement and adjustmmet.

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[Mickmorris]

My trailer has aircraft alum. Tie down rails built into flooring. They also have above mounted tracking available. I have mounted my Biker Bar to an alum. plate and mounted plate to the rails for total arrangement and adjustmmet.

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Now that’s nice!

 

[Coolbreezin]

Biker bars.

Biker Bar | B&W Trailer Hitches

www.bwtrailerhitches.com

My brother had these in '08. Held up his Goldwing just fine in his toy hauler.
He has since gone back to straps & wheelchock since he got his HD dresser. I never asked why.
Personally, I'm a strap guy.

 

[Jkbrea]

That looks great....I don't have the tracks on mine.
Well....loaded up and heading out to Az Bike Week Monday morning. If my system fails me, I'll post it.

 

[Joke•ster]

I guess no question is stupid. Thought I'd ask
42-Ft fifth wheel toy hauler
Should the trailer be hooked to the truck while loading and unloading motorcycles?
On flat ground
I'm hoping I can load and unload without the truck hooked up ,wheels chucked...

 

[pknowles]

I guess no question is stupid. Thought I'd ask
42-Ft fifth wheel toy hauler
Should the trailer be hooked to the truck while loading and unloading motorcycles?
On flat ground
I'm hoping I can load and unload without the truck hooked up ,wheels chucked...

Should have levelers on the rear for stability while loading

 

[Chong]

Well maybe I'm stupid but regularly pull bikes in / out of a 16' trailer . Front/draw bar never lifts . Use it like a small garage for two bikes . There is some balast, stuff I use traveling stored in the front.. maybe 250 lbs . That 42' toy hauler probably don't even notice your bike moving in and out . My $.02

Yeah haven't had to block rear or wheel chocks

 

[SCC007]

On my toy hauler (also a 42') the incline on the rear door/ramp is too much for my Big Dog (and barely could get my Harleys) and too slippery. I found a bit of a low spot so the trailer wasn't at so much of an angle and loaded that way a few times (so as the back was the lowest height - least incline)...but just hooked up to the truck and set brakes and wheel chocks...worked like a charm.