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Chat Area => General Discussion Area => Topic started by: pauls on 10 September 2012, 09:09:23
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A mate of my rang me and said one of his bikes has broken down and could I give him a lift.
(http://i1211.photobucket.com/albums/cc440/savillp/carbike.jpg)
Didnt relise he wanted his bike to go with him ;D
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Nice one. :y Good that you could help him out. :y
That must have been pushing the towbar weight limits as we use a Dave Cooper one for the Moto X bike and I'm never totally happy about that. I wish we had a tilting one to make loading a bit easier. Ours goes on the towbar of a pick-up truck though. :y
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How does that get onto the dolly ? Do you lift it on :-\
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How does that get onto the dolly ? Do you lift it on :-\
On most, yes. :y
On some, you can remove a pin, tilt the frame, run the bike up it, level it out and put the pin back in. :y Trailers are easier but you have to store a trailer somewhere.
Some flash gits with pick-ups have auto-loaders. :y
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How does that get onto the dolly ? Do you lift it on :-\
Yes you have to lift it on >:( Back wheel then front wheel bloody killed my back and my lowered suspension wasnt to happy either
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How does that get onto the dolly ? Do you lift it on :-\
Yes you have to lift it on >:( Back wheel then front wheel bloody killed my back and my lowered suspension wasnt to happy either
I was going to say it looked like it made the front end sit up ;D Bike looks like a old honda design cd200 or something ...although not a big bike can be heavy enough lifting it :)
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The maximum download on an omega towbar is something like 75kg,not sure how that would fare if stopped by plod ::)
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The maximum download on an omega towbar is something like 75kg,not sure how that would fare if stopped by plod ::)
Dry weight if its similar bike to a cd200 is 140kg ;D