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Old 01-16-2004, 10:14 PM
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Any thoughts on this? Kinda scares me.

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Old 01-16-2004, 11:22 PM
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They make one that will hold two dirt bikes. I was thinking about it. My XX would be too heavy for it anyway...
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Isn't that why you have a bed??
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It looks like a great idea. But I'm not sure about having all that weight sticking out like that, with just a few tie downs holding it.

Better off (more secure) getting a small trailer.
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It looks like a great idea. But I'm not sure about having all that weight sticking out like that, with just a few tie downs holding it.

Better off (more secure) getting a small trailer.

The only thing to consider is that you cant (or arent supposed to) go freeway speeds with a trailer...

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Which member here was it that built his own hitch carrier, mounted to the back of his Tahoe? That thing was built like a brick shithouse.
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The only thing to consider is that you cant (or arent supposed to) go freeway speeds with a trailer...

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My XX would be too heavy for it anyway...
The RC51 as well.
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The only thing to consider is that you cant (or arent supposed to) go freeway speeds with a trailer...
Oh yeah?
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Versa-Haul makes a Sport model that has a 600lbs capacity.

I am thinking about it. It runs about $460 with everything (motorcycleramps.com).
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Re: Motorcycle Hitch Carrier
I have a 98 Ford Explorer and the versa haul to carry my CR500. Works great except the Explorer's ground clearance isn't quite high enough to clear some short/steep drops or rises and the extension tube will drag. If your vehicle has good ground clearance for the hitch height, I highly recommend the unit. No registration, plates, etc..... I can include some pics with the bike loaded if there is interest.
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