Towing A Bike
#31
02-07-2008, 05:14 PM
RE: Towing A Bike
ORIGINAL: Kohburn
just because its a stick doesn't mean the car will be jerking around. thats a driver issue. but then again i've been driving stickshifts since i was 16.
ORIGINAL: SpeedNStylez
I would get one but my car is a coupe stick...gonna be jerking while i shift and the bikes gonna go flying
I would get one but my car is a coupe stick...gonna be jerking while i shift and the bikes gonna go flying
Thats true...but I have a aftermarket clutch which grabs real quick so still trying to get used to it...
#33
02-08-2008, 01:50 AM
RE: Towing A Bike
ORIGINAL: Kohburn
That video cracked me up --
problem is most of the bike carriers for dirtbikes aren't made for sportbikes. wide rear tire and all that jaz.
That video cracked me up --
problem is most of the bike carriers for dirtbikes aren't made for sportbikes. wide rear tire and all that jaz.
The tire track is 6 inches .... do 400 lb or less sport bikes have wider tires than that?
PS....that's a honestdesign/marketing question.
The hold down bar should work on most sport bikes fine.....I think? Critical suggestions are GREATLY appreciated..... I'm an engineer....but I only ride dirt orientated bikes.
#34
02-08-2008, 01:55 AM
RE: Towing A Bike
oh
PS The 400 lb capacity is based upon most 1/2 ton trucks and SUVsonly being able to support that weight extended 1.7 feet from the bumper.
PS The 400 lb capacity is based upon most 1/2 ton trucks and SUVsonly being able to support that weight extended 1.7 feet from the bumper.
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