Rack A62 trailer hitch motorcycle towing carrier

A cheap and easy way to tow your bike on your own.

[richardkitchener]

I have one and it works really well. I personally use more robust strapping x 2 to fix the front wheel to the tow frame. The handlebar tie downs keep the bike in an upright position. I recommend driving for a couple of miles and then check all straps for tightness and adjust bike's upright position if required.

[JB]

You don't have to be concerned with your tail lights and license plate being obscured. Smaller to store than a carrier. Cheaper too! Probably more likely to get rear ended though. Probably a good idea to mount some temporary towing lights on the bike, zip tied to each side.

[Bergguru]

Dispite some critical comments: great work!

[ginoasci]

Did you secure the handlebars to the rear wiper ? 😂
I like the rack, I’ve seen many like these, and have seen a few with a pivot. I like the ones with the pivot better even though they have to be made of heavy steel, because the bike isn’t leaning so far over while taking a turn. Although this method is definitely acceptable if the mechanic and/or dealer is near by.

[neilrichards]

Have you tried this for long highway runs?

[retiredandroaming]

That seems like a terrible mountig point for the handlebar straps on the car! The geometry would cause the straps to loosen when the bike lifts or drops on any non flat surface, and also....what on earth is the strap mounted to on the car? It looks like the wiper shaft or something crazy!
If it was strapped to the carrier itself, it would be surely be MUCH safer/better.

[RobertLeeLewisThend]

poor video production. Might be a good idea, but can't see well. camera placement poor, back lighting annoying.