🏍️ B&W Trailer Hitches Biker Bar for Harley Davidson Touring Models - MC2301 Review

A 1,000 mile ride in the back of a toy dump truck and a bike has NEVER moved an inch. If space or strap placement is an issue, this is for you. I have a Packer and my buddy has a Tri Glide, they had to be placed right next to each other and they fit with no problems.

Very easy assembly! I was skeptical at first that it would hold my bike securely, but after 1600 miles it wouldn't budge. I tell my friends about this product all the time. I can buy another one to set up my trailer for crash/glitch recovery for poker runs and the like.

Installed this on my trailer and drove to the Blue Ridge Parkway. I started with two straps in case something went wrong. I finally felt comfortable enough to remove the straps and lug it through some pretty twisty mountain roads, and it exceeded my expectations. I downloaded and uploaded a dozen times over the next 12 days and it was absolutely amazing! I'll probably buy another one if we tow two bikes. I hated straps and now they are a thing of the past. Obtain!

We've been using ratchet straps for years. One of our customers had them in a trailer and we saw how easily they put their bike in the trailer and locked the bike without having to stabilize the bike, cock each side down etc. So we ordered three kits to pack our new one install trailer. It took less than an hour to install all three poles. The first ride was on a very bumpy track and the biggest fear is always opening the door and realizing the bike fell off. No longer.

My husband is in seventh heaven with this product! This is exactly what we need to keep our HD Street Glide safe and secure on the fifth wheel. We travel full time and it's amazing! The bike doesn't budge and we're full-time campers. The installation took us a day. We had to drop our rear fuel tanks to install floor braces that attached them to the floor in our Momentum toy dump truck garage, but one day we did. Fabulous! He told so many people about it!

It is not for nothing that it is written "Throw your belts". So far I've ridden 1,500 miles with no worries, worn a Harley Road Glide Ultra with no straps and worried about it slipping or falling off. After you've locked your bike, just don't forget to put it in transport mode. Forget about straps, forget about worrying about your bike slipping or falling, forget about worrying. It will be in the same place and condition as when you clicked it in the biker bar!

I ordered 2 biker handlebars for a cross country trip from Washington State to Rhode Island. My road glider and king of the road took shelter in a small trailer with only inches left for this trip of about 3,000. My nerves were on edge, but I checked the wheels several times and not once did they budge or pull anything after the initial setup. The ease of mounting and dismounting bikes from the bike rack is amazing. I LOVE IT AND WILL ORDER ANOTHER MONTAGE!

Bought to drive my Ultra Limited in a toy dump truck. I don't really trust D-rings or locations and figured they were better than straps. The install took a while because I reinforced the bottom with some 2x4s and had to get longer screws and some lag screws. Big warning, check your clearance before trying to download. My ramp is too steep and I can't load it. Even jacking up the front doesn't change the angle enough.

If you own a motorcycle or tricycle like me and have a toy van or cargo trailer to transport your bike, this product is a MUST HAVE! Installed yourself in 45 minutes. Put the bike in the trailer, put the plate on the ground. Mark where the plate is on the floor. Drill 2 holes in the bottom. Crawl under the plates with nuts and bolts. Install the screws through the plate on the floor and tighten the screws. It's installed. Attach the bar to the bike frame and drive into the plate up to the…