Tow Dolly Vs. 4WD
As a new RV'r, I hadn't considered that my front-wheel-drive vehicle would require a Tow Dolly, if I wanted to bring something easier to get around in at various stops. Having experienced a few trips ...
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Nother thing to think about. Ever try loading a 1000lb street bike in the back of a truck and removing it? Pretty much no matter what you do it’s not a plug n play situation.
I load and unload sleds, dirt bikes and snow bikes from a truck bed and it’s a young mans job if you’re doing it by yourself. And ground clearance when you break over the tailgate is not a concern with my bikes. You’re looking at a long ramp and likely a winch to run it up unless you’re good enough or have the ballz to ride it up and coast it back out.
Towing capabilities of the moho aside, if you want to haul a vehicle and a hog at the same time, a trailer is likely the best option.
Open or enclosed trailer, little Jeep or something motor forward and bike on the back or bike up front and vehicle backed on to have a chance at balancing the load. For tongue weight.
I dont think there’s an easy solution to haul both at the same time regardless of what vhecile or size of pickup AND a cruiser bike.
FWIW I’ve hauled more different stuff on or in different trailers than most people, including some creative configurations and I don’t “see” an easy answer here.
I load and unload sleds, dirt bikes and snow bikes from a truck bed and it’s a young mans job if you’re doing it by yourself. And ground clearance when you break over the tailgate is not a concern with my bikes. You’re looking at a long ramp and likely a winch to run it up unless you’re good enough or have the ballz to ride it up and coast it back out.
Towing capabilities of the moho aside, if you want to haul a vehicle and a hog at the same time, a trailer is likely the best option.
Open or enclosed trailer, little Jeep or something motor forward and bike on the back or bike up front and vehicle backed on to have a chance at balancing the load. For tongue weight.
I dont think there’s an easy solution to haul both at the same time regardless of what vhecile or size of pickup AND a cruiser bike.
FWIW I’ve hauled more different stuff on or in different trailers than most people, including some creative configurations and I don’t “see” an easy answer here.
