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Snow White Member Since: 09 Jan 2018 Location: Mid Norfolk Posts: 29 |
I use a Dave Cooper unit, but I'm lucky enough to have a heavy duty tow bar which means it bolts straight to the tow bar.
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Thu Aug 17 2023 12:06pm |
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monty19 Member Since: 12 Mar 2014 Location: boro Posts: 323 |
thanks for the reply, im wondering if you could still use a bike trailer with the rack and bike on |
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Thu Aug 17 2023 6:40pm |
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Snow White Member Since: 09 Jan 2018 Location: Mid Norfolk Posts: 29 |
I can add a trailer without any problems, but as I say, I have a heavy duty tow system which just gives me a bit more room to bolt things on.
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Fri Aug 18 2023 6:17pm |
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Tyrefitter Member Since: 19 Jul 2015 Location: Bridlington East Yorkshire Posts: 3677 |
Nice Yamaha TY Snow White,,I had the 80 & 175 when I was younger. Andy.
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Sat Aug 19 2023 7:25am |
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monty19 Member Since: 12 Mar 2014 Location: boro Posts: 323 |
I’ve got the same set up other than the arms that fix to the chassis. Cheers |
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Fri Aug 25 2023 12:17pm |
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m3nutter Member Since: 08 Jul 2016 Location: Fairoak, Eastleigh Posts: 145 |
Hi mate, I’ve got the same carrier on my rrs to carry my BULTACO Sherpa to local trials . I’ve got the two side tie rails from the ball plate to the chassis rails and I haven’t been very fast! But it’s been ok 👍 |
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Sun Jan 28 2024 9:00pm |
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