Of The Common Ways To Haul A Motorcycle, Which One Actually Works Without Costing A Fortune Or Injuring You?

A truck bed? A trailer? A hitch mount full bike carrier? No, no, and no. A truck bed’s cheap, but don’t forget you need a ramp to load it. You might find an inexpensive enough trailer in the classifieds, but you usually have to rig modifications before you can use it for a motorcycle. Full bike hitch mount carriers are comparable in price, but one thing you must have for all of these methods—a truck, van, or SUV. If you don’t already have a truck or SUV, there’s nothing cheap about any of these options.

Buy A Motorcycle Carrier System For A Fraction Of The Price.

So if you don’t own a truck, van, or SUV, you’re out of luck if you want to tow your motorcycle, right? Wrong. You were out of luck before the MotoCarrier II came along. For a fraction of the cost of the typical haulers, you can carry your motorcycle short or long distances on any truck, van, SUV, or car with a towing package. You can even haul your motorcycle behind your fuel-efficient hatchback.

Can You Name The Most Common Injuries When Loading A Motorcycle?

Loading a motorcycle up a ramp takes strength and finesse. Most people walk their motorcycles up ramps, giving them a little throttle. That means they rely on two hands to keep 800lb motorcycles in check. A little too much gas, they lose them off the ramp; too little, they roll back down and fall on their sides. Using a ramp can result in some injuries to the self—strained wrists, twisted ankles, broken arms and legs, etc.—but the injuries that hurt the most are the ones caused to our motorcycles. With the MotoCarrier II you can safely and easily hitch your motorcycle to your ride, whatever it is. Because you only need to load the front wheel onto the MotoCarrier II, your chances of injuries—both to your motorcycle or to yourself—drastically decline. The MotoCarrier II is the only motorcycle-hauling system on the market that is affordable, works with any type of car or truck, AND greatly reduces the risk of injury.