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Nobody said a word... but...where is the seat on the bike?... man, no wonder you need to tow it... you could not ride it longer than in the parking lot
trailer queens don't need a seat it would blow off .
from the proud owner of a 2004 big dog that has never seen a trailer are a dealer with thousands of miles on it
ntq
Thanks again for the nice comments. Trailer Queen.....not really. The only time it's trailered is long distance to a rally. Partying for 4 to 5 days and riding home is not fun to me. I guess I'm getting old...55 last June. Bike is less than a year old and has 3500 mile on it.
I dunno - maybe it's just me....but having a Corvette pull a trailer is like asking Thoroughbred race horse to pull a hay wagon. I believe that Chevrolet states in the owners manual that the Corvette was neither designed or intended to tow a trailer.
First time posting a picture.
Corvette: 2004 automatic
Bike: 2005 Custom 107cu in 6 speed
Where did you buy your hitch and do you ever have scratching on your chrome tips from the chains? Did you just tap into the brake lights or do you have a separate interface like U-haul?