Different way to tow your bike

[pacerunner44]

Not sure about this. Looks to me like you'd damage your bike somehow.

http://www.motorcycletrailer.com/mag1/caddy1.html

[slowimport96]

Looks funny thats for sure!

[Mosephus]

That doesn't look safe at all.

[slammedV6]

i would never use that thing thats for sure.

[my dixie wrecked]

Yea i dont think so. Id rather just ride it and have someone else drive.

[88LX50]

i personally dont approve of the idea of towing any vehicle with its tires on the ground. I prefer a flatbed of some sort so that there is less wear on the bike and the miles arent wracked up. and on some vehicles, when you tow them with the rear on the ground like that, it burns up the tranny.

[DFWminis]

it burns up the tranny.

exactly what I was thinking...chain is spining but no lub is going to be moving

[Garceeya]

exactly what I was thinking...chain is spining but no lub is going to be moving

Just remove the chain and it might be ok. Not for me though. I have a two bike trailer with Sport Chocks. The only way to go in my opinion. Takes me ten minutes to load and unload.

[spankustang]

Just remove the chain and it might be ok. Not for me though. I have a two bike trailer with Sport Chocks. The only way to go in my opinion. Takes me ten minutes to load and unload.


That's because you make the "big bucks" :p :p

[Big_Boze]

That looks like the biggest piece of shit ever..... Never would my bike go on that.....

[Super Coupe]

Sure hope that thing doesn't pop into gear somehow. It wouldn't last long at 70 in first. LOL

[pacerunner44]

Makes you wonder how many lawsuits have been filed against them. Must have one heck of a disclaimer. Anyone know of a place locally that has affordable trailers?

[Jester]

That damn sure wouldn't work on my bike.

[quicstang99]

no way would that work

[94gtvert]

for that price you can buy 5x10 trailer

[BigBlue]

Plan on replacing your rear tire everytime you toe your bike around with that thing

[Jester]

no way would that work
It would work on most bikes, it would just be scary as hell to try it the first time. The front end of my chopper is too long for it to work on mine, though.

[ELVIS]

i would not even tow my redline on that contraption. :eek:

[Jester]

i would not even tow my redline on that contraption. :eek:
Me either, but it doesn't mean it doesn't work......I would like to see one in use.

[slammedV6]

It would work on most bikes, it would just be scary as hell to try it the first time. The front end of my chopper is too long for it to work on mine, though.



jw what kind of chopper do you ride?


not trying to jack thread.

[Jester]

jw what kind of chopper do you ride?


not trying to jack thread.
Rigid 1966 BSA Lightning. Springer front end.....kickstart....no horn, turn signals, mirrors, disc brakes, etc.....
Every thing is ass backwards on it. Rear brake on left......Shifter on right

[ThreeFingerPete]

that's fucking awesome man!

[slowimport96]

Rigid 1966 BSA Lightning. Springer front end.....kickstart....no horn, turn signals, mirrors, disc brakes, etc.....
Every thing is ass backwards on it. Rear brake on left......Shifter on right

Do you live in grand prairie, that truck in the background looks familar

[pacerunner44]

jw what kind of chopper do you ride?


not trying to jack thread.
Man, I don't care about not hijacked threads :) That's a cool bike can'tdrive55 has. I saw that truck at the Hot Rod Power Tour in Arlington.

[Jester]

Do you live in grand prairie, that truck in the background looks familar
That is the truck of the guy who sold it to me. California truck.

[Jester]

Man, I don't care about not hijacked threads :) That's a cool bike can'tdrive55 has. I saw that truck at the Hot Rod Power Tour in Arlington.
It would be nice if I could getthe fucking thing out of the shop to ride........I was hoping to get it back before it got cold.....there goes that idea.
I am not sure how well it is going to run in the winter.
They are finnicky as shit on perfect weather days.