Motorcycle Hitch Carrier Setup & Experience

[Deleted member 17600]

Amazon has a lot of different options like this for about $25 for a 2-pack.

I probably should’ve rescinded my post. I looked it up on Amazon and whet ahead and ordered something and I’ll get it tomorrow so thank you.
I generally don’t think of Amazon because I like the brick and mortars to be close by when I want them. But Amazon sure has an awful lot to choose from which makes it awfully nice on occasion.

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[Al_V]

For anyone else with bulb envy:
https://www.menards.com/main/electr...-g40/p-1642874331226061-c-642874317706877.htm

 

[EvilUser007]

Here is my 60HP ELECTRIC Stark Varg on my Lightning hitch carrier.
I love all 3 (the bike, the truck and the hitch carrier), they are all the best I've owned of each!
The hitch carrier is a JoeHauler, which I purchased used on Marketplace ($50!), and it has a wedge system that clamps inside the receiver to prevent rocking.
I added the wheels to make it easier to move the carrier around, and also helps when doing wheelies with the truck!
I can charge the bike from the truck on 240v on the rare occasion that that I need more range.

That looks like a ton of fun. I paid the same TEN YEARS AGO for a ZERO FX. Need to look into this company a bit more. FWIW, I still love my Zero. Especially when I'm sitting next to some old, fat dude on a Harley and he makes a lot of noise and I goose it off the line and leave him in the his smelly smoke till the next light

 

[Al_V]

That looks like a ton of fun. I paid the same TEN YEARS AGO for a ZERO FX. Need to look into this company a bit more. FWIW, I still love my Zero. Especially when I'm sitting next to some old, fat dude on a Harley and he makes a lot of noise and I goose it off the line and leave him in the his smelly smoke till the next light

The first Stark model was released as a motocross bike. I ride it off-road, enduro style. They now have a street legal model, but it's still basically an off-road bike that you can ride on the road to connect trails. So if you ride off-road, I highly recommend it. But if you're riding strictly on the road, it's probably not the best choice, no on-board charger, etc.

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