I have hauled my GTS on the back of a utility trailer 800 miles with no
problems, and hauled it on the AutoTrain. Both times I used straps to the bar
under the headlight. I do use a turnbuckle to pull the lower half of the
hooks away from the plastic. I also tie the rear end with my GIVI rack. I
find it is very important to keep the tires from sliding sideways under the
bike. I haven't had this happen with a street bike, but I have had a dirt
bike go sideways on the trailer.
Louis Tweed
Phil Benson wrote:
> Don't know about a website, but it's a device that essentially allows you
> to hook your tie-downs to the hand grips. On a sport bike with plastic,
> this is a godsend.
>
> They cost about $25 US, and if they don't have them in Europe I'm sure one
> of us statesiders will get you one for cost and shipping. But try looking
> for a Canyon Dancer (tm) bar harness first. And some of the imitations
> have been reported to not work, so stick to the original.
>
> Phil
>
> On Wed, 13 Jun 2001, nicholas.threader wrote:
>
> > What's a " canyon dancer " ??
> > Is there one on the web i could look at ?
> > Haven't heard of it across the pond .
> >
> > atb Nick T
> >
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