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Oh b ugger it didnt work ....again !!! ...... i give up :hammer:
http://www.xrv.org.uk/forums/mechanical-advice/39871-motorcycle-tow-bar-trailer-2.html
basically the link will take you to pic i was trying to post about 3/4 way down .
Now that is impressive! Wonder what it handles like in a cross wind?
(http://www.xrv.org.uk/forums/attachments/mechanical-advice/4318d1253096648-motorcycle-tow-bar-trailer-vfrcamping.jpg)
Cheers Viper :cool: :clap:
where's the KITCHEN SINK !!!!!!!!!!!!!
Love it !!! :clap: :clap: :clap:
I've transported a surfboard on a bike before, but a canoe, now that's what I call commitment. :grin:
Well when you've no car licence ...needs must... 'specialy when you have a pillion as well :banana:
I've had 2 bags of coal on the back..... ex wife sat on top of 'em, ironing board, Vacum cleaner, cat basket with cat inside and a 21 inch TV
6 crates of beer on a zzr600 , ....................ok so they were the little stubbies ,but still not bad
Is that the 2013 Goldwing ???
Coman
Just a touch more pre-load & damping required, it'll handle :clap: like a dream
Good protection against the rain though when it comes :rolleyes:
With all the rain and flooding in some places a few weeks ago I could see that coming in handy - but how stable would the canoe be with a motorbike perched on top of it?
I'll bet it handles like a flock of sheep. :shocked:
I bet it's still lighter than a BMW K1600 ... :mfr_lol: :mfr_lol: :mfr_lol: :mfr_lol:
With a bit of re-shaping of the canoe and turning it 90 degrees, you got yourself a light aircraft :banana: