How to tie down and trailer your K9

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bdm7250

bdm7250

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Ernie12 said:
You should make a video putting that on your trailer and charge them. The problem is I don't have my own trailer yet. What kind of trailer do you have and what ramp do you use to put it on?

I forgot to add gorgeous bike.
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It's just a regular trailer with a ramp door, he just jacks up the tongue a couple inches and rides right in..
 
Nukeranger

Nukeranger

Nukeranger
Badpit said:
Never good to compress the front forks I believe there is another set up available but I can’t remember the name of it but it mounts to the frame of the motorcycle
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I’ve trailered bikes since the early 70s and always compress the front forks to pull the bike forward but I limit the compression of the front forks to about 1 inch. Too much compression is bad for the front forks. As for the back, I tighten the back up so it’s not going anywhere.....even if the trailer is upside down!
 
Mr. Wright

Mr. Wright

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Got mine in the trailer and my new tie down straps are to long between the hooks, when pulled all the way in. So I had to shorten the ones around the frame by crisis crossing them.
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Jwooky

Jwooky

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I use the lower tree and lower swing arm. Straps are pulling outward in every direction. Just made a 2500 mi round trip to Daytona. Packed in a 6x12 tightly next to a road glide. Made it without a scratch. 6C7C4C15-058D-4133-BDDC-FF1FDEF28695.jpeg
 
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