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Re: TOW-STER Emergency Carrier Acts Like A Trailer - $395(+S&H)   Message List  
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Re: TOW-STER Emergency Carrier Acts Like A Trailer - $395(+S&H)

I have used a Tow-ster, It's the best devise for towing bikes I've ever used.To
me it pulls and backs up like a trailer.The so called outriggers are low enough
to go under the bumper of the tow vehicle when backing up or making turns. I
also have been hold that towing some bikes long distances with the rear wheel on
the ground may damage the bike, but shorter distances as in emergency
circumstances it's not a problem. Still I would check with a dealer or mechanic
if not sure.
One can always disconnect the chain,belt or shaft if necessary!




Thu Jul 16, 2009 4:41 am

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My understanding is that its not wise to tow a motorcycle with the rear tire on the ground. Someone once told me that doing so will ruin a Goldwing. Something...
Mike J
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Jul 14, 2009
8:30 pm

You're absolutely right. An oversight on my part. Apologies to the group. At least it was sorta-kinda motorcycle related though and not someone trying to sell...
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Jul 14, 2009
9:58 pm

I was okay with letting it slip through. It let me know that there is another option out there to help get a disabled bike home. The only thing not mentioned...
Ben
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Jul 15, 2009
3:16 pm

I don't know about towing a Goldwing. I don't know how the rear wheel is lubricated but have my doubts that it's some kind of pressurized system. I think you...
Ed Johnson
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Jul 14, 2009
11:59 pm

I have used a Tow-ster, It's the best devise for towing bikes I've ever used.To me it pulls and backs up like a trailer.The so called outriggers are low enough...
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Jul 16, 2009
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