Most don't swing away, but do at least offer a ramp.
Motorcycle Carrier for ROW
Looking for a swing-away solution for a receiver mounted motorcycle carrier. Similar to this:
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I called the firm in the advertisement, who is an overlander tent company, and they stated it was a one-off they had custom made.
contacted a local Colorado Springs fabricator and he said that not many companies do custom work like this anymore.
any suggestions? Thx
I called the firm in the advertisement, who is an overlander tent company, and they stated it was a one-off they had custom made.
contacted a local Colorado Springs fabricator and he said that not many companies do custom work like this anymore.
any suggestions? Thx
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Not sure how you would build a swing-away that would be carrying 400+ lbs.
I had a motojack rack on my 90 that slid into the hitch. Worked fantastic, easy to operate and most of all, easy to load a bike on. You just need that 2" receiver.
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I had a motojack rack on my 90 that slid into the hitch. Worked fantastic, easy to operate and most of all, easy to load a bike on. You just need that 2" receiver.
MotoJackRack.com - Get Carried Away With Dirt Bike Racks
Get Carried Away With Dirt Bike Racks
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That's sharp. ThanksNot sure how you would build a swing-away that would be carrying 400+ lbs.
I had a motojack rack on my 90 that slid into the hitch. Worked fantastic, easy to operate and most of all, easy to load a bike on. You just need that 2" receiver.
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Get Carried Away With Dirt Bike Racks
I'm looking for access to the back door, as I'm working on an overlander build, so that set-up probably won't work.
RakAttach (see below) makes a solid product, I don't know the max weight, but I think it's 300#. I have an email into them. I would still need to convert to a 2" receiver, unfortunately.
Does anyone know if the class 3 hitch sold by Rovers North have the same Tongue rating as the OEM hitch? How about the step bumper? Is that rated similarly?
thx
NAS 110 :
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TF873 - Tow Receiver Assembly by Terrafirma - Defender | LR Parts
Due to the Covid-19 outbreak LR Centre are experiencing certain supply issues and are unable to offer these items on our usual 1-2 working day order time. We expect any orders for these parts to take at least a couple of weeks to fulfil although we can not be sure due to current uncertainties
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This is the one I have while it's a bitch to fit on a 110 due to the rear fuel tank, it's substantial.
It's all about the depth of the hitch receiver with any of these products. This one is about four and a half inches deep. The Wilco/ rack attack all those things all require a pretty deep receiver
Thanks for this. Will call TerraFirma on specs.TF873 - Tow Receiver Assembly by Terrafirma - Defender | LR Parts
Due to the Covid-19 outbreak LR Centre are experiencing certain supply issues and are unable to offer these items on our usual 1-2 working day order time. We expect any orders for these parts to take at least a couple of weeks to fulfil although we can not be sure due to current uncertainties
This is the one I have while it's a bitch to fit on a 110 due to the rear fuel tank, it's substantial.
It's all about the depth of the hitch receiver with any of these products. This one is about four and a half inches deep. The Wilco/ rack attack all those things all require a pretty deep receiver
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