Scooter in enclosed trailer
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Scooter in enclosed trailer
I was wondering if anyone here has a Honda Ruckus or Yamaha Zuma or similar type bike that they take to the track. How do you secure it to the trailer? Where do you put it in the trailer?
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I have a Ruckus. Secure it with ratchet tie-downs. I put it up front between the cabinets and the car. I share the 2 D-rings for the front of car, and put 2 more between the scooter and the cabinets.
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moved away from it bc i always had to keep the battery charged. if i were to do it again i'd get a bike with a kick start
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I had a wheel chick. Got rid of it because i never used it. Ruckus has kick start, but i leave the scooter in the trailer all racing season and the battery is fine. Put it in the garage with a trickle charger in the winter.
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Originally Posted by ngng
i used to have a scooter in my enclosed. had it loaded perpendicular to the trailer wall and bolted in a wheel chock. then a set of canyon dancers + tie downs
moved away from it bc i always had to keep the battery charged. if i were to do it again i'd get a bike with a kick start
moved away from it bc i always had to keep the battery charged. if i were to do it again i'd get a bike with a kick start
I can see how those would work if you loaded the bike in the back of a pickup, but can't envision what you tie it down to when it is perpendicular to the trailer wall. Pics?
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I have a Zima in mine. Made a wheel chock that goes into the e-track, use 2 straps to the e-track and one in the rear to one of the d-ring in the floor. Really only get out at the larger tracks.
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no pics, but etrack on the floor with etrack drings. then just ratchet it down
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Ah, e-track on the floor. That's the missing equation. Thanks for the pics. I don't have that, so would have to come up with another solution. I was thinking of tying it to the car, maybe the wheels, on one side, and then share the d-rings in the floor for the other side.
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I have a scooter chock that came with the trailer. I don't need it and would be happy to donate it to the cause if you need it.
I'd just like to have shipping covered.
I'd just like to have shipping covered.