Thoughts on trailering

cootertwo said:

I recently bought a 10' trailer from Tractor Supply to pick up the wreck I bought, and want to use it to tow my low rider to the drag strip. Very nice trailer, and has a drop tail ramp. However, I know that my low rider will bottom out going on, or off. Trying to come up with ideas. Thinking if I had the safety chains the right length, and uncoupled the hitch, that when going up the ramp, the trailer would tilt up just enough to make it a straight shot, then when passing center of gravity, would come back down. What do you think?

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JoseyR3Wales said:

I own a trailer too.

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scot in exile said:

All I have to do is bat my eye lids and the goats come running

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1BigDog said:

Trailering the Harley will be a last minute decision for us. Many factors will be considered. Age, level of arthritic pain, weather, level of arthritic pain, you get the drift. We’re just not kids anymore. If needed I will rent that Uhaul trailer pictured earlier. It’s 20 per day. I want to ride pain free while we’re there. Waiting for it..............

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mexican said:

You forgot to mention your level of arthritic pain

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cootertwo said:

I recently bought a 10' trailer from Tractor Supply to pick up the wreck I bought, and want to use it to tow my low rider to the drag strip. Very nice trailer, and has a drop tail ramp. However, I know that my low rider will bottom out going on, or off. Trying to come up with ideas. Thinking if I had the safety chains the right length, and uncoupled the hitch, that when going up the ramp, the trailer would tilt up just enough to make it a straight shot, then when passing center of gravity, would come back down. What do you think?

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