Motorcycle on a trailer

[ekuhn]

Front ties from bars down and forward. There are also roll in chocks that are pricey.

I've seen these used with success on the rear tire, pulling down and forward

Amazon product ASIN B075QB2NFM

 

[BuzzBomber]

I used these type on my trailers, never had had any issues with bikes ranging from a 250 cc dualsport Yamaha up to a H-D Street Bob: https://www.walmart.com/ip/Extreme-Max-5001-5751-3-Piece-Economy-Motorcycle-Wheel-Chock-5-Wide/55583715?wmlspartner=wlpa&selectedSellerId=0&adid=2222222222755583715_14069003552_202077872&wl0=&wl1=g&wl2=c&wl3=42423897272&wl4=pla-295289030566&wl5=9003762&wl6=&wl7=&wl8=&wl9=pla&wl10=8175035&wl11=online&wl12=55583715&veh=sem&gclid=Cj0KCQiAo7KqBhDhARIsAKhZ4ugSBjcxsV0GMQ27HBE_Rvh8xMyJtGJH3q3yRZJQXBWUPASbp4Tn7TgaAiYkEALw_wcB


I still have two sitting on the shelf but I'm bikeless now, so if anybody wants them, DM me.

 

[GSTim]

Check out Harbor Freight I know they have a bunch of options for things like this.

 

[THATmanMANNY]

can you please blow the leaves out of your barn for "carson's sake"

 

[Patrick]

can you please blow the leaves out of your barn for "carson's sake"

They were on the trailer deck...

 

[Patrick]

Cleaned up the mess at the tongue

 

[Patrick]

Deck and tool box are set.
Fenders, chock, d rings coming, license plate next week.

I'll seal the wood after it dries for a few months.

Need to come up with a way to stow the ramps underneath

 

[ekuhn]

Nice work Pat. Needs some fenders!

 

[Patrick]

Nice work Pat. Needs some fenders!

At the shop getting welded up - tried to talk her into media blasting them for me too.
we'll see.

Decided to add stake pockets, and will store the ramps on edge along the side.
I'm considering an edge hook for the back - nothing like a ramp coming off to ruin your day.

 

[ekuhn]

At the shop getting welded up - tried to talk her into media blasting them for me too.
we'll see.

Decided to add stake pockets, and will store the ramps on edge along the side.
I'm considering an edge hook for the back - nothing like a ramp coming off to ruin your day.

Edge hook would be a nice add.

Stake pockets are good, for tie off points, but then you gotta build sides. More PT lumber.

 

[serviceguy]

Deck and tool box are set.
Fenders, chock, d rings coming, license plate next week.

I'll seal the wood after it dries for a few months.

Need to come up with a way to stow the ramps underneath

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I'm a little concerned with the bed planks, wood they not fly away? On my cart they are also wedged under the frame top edge. I tend to be a little paranoid.

 

[Santapez]

Does anyone ever do a little insert for the front tire in the deck? Like basically have the front tire mount recessed a few inches below the regular deck height?

I would think it would be nice as when you roll it up there the front tire would drop in and it would be a little more secure and *slightly* lower the weight/height.

 

[Patrick]

Does anyone ever do a little insert for the front tire in the deck? Like basically have the front tire mount recessed a few inches below the regular deck height?

I would think it would be nice as when you roll it up there the front tire would drop in and it would be a little more secure and *slightly* lower the weight/height.

I saw one on amazon - it even has a door, that when opened is a stop/chock.

wood they not fly away?

I hope knot.
They are held down with self-tapping hex bolts. recessed of course!

Stake pockets are good, for tie off points, but then you gotta build sides.

i have wood ramps - so they'll do as short sides.
I could build a huge box and collect wood chips!

 

[Patrick]

Oh, hey.

The fenders are back - i spray bombed them without really cleaning them up..so chipping.
And added a spare tire holder. Need a flag cover for that tire now.