This year the weather is on our side. Spring is already in the air, the first flowers are beginning to bloom and the sun is getting stronger and stronger.
If you are a biker, you have probably already taken your motorcycle out of the garage., you've got it ready and you've taken it out for the first Sunday ride. Just to get the parts greased again.
And now the days are even warmer, longer and the Easter holidays are over. You are probably already planning a trip where you will also take your motorcycle and enjoy it.
Your bike is fast, elegant, beautiful... and very light when it is running, but when it is stopped it is not so easy to move.
For long trips you would like to transport your motorcycle in a trailer, but it must be secured so that it doesn't get scratched, dropped or, worse still, lost!
At Comanche, as always, we have you in mind. We have found the perfect solutions to transport your motorcycle on a trailer, in complete safety.
Fastening systems for transporting motorcycles on a trailer.
There are so many motorcycle restraint systems As for colors, we recommend the ones we have tested and trust.
Steadystand – It is an automatic clamping system for motorcycle wheels, specific for different models such as Scooter, Moto Cross, variable, etc…
Can Easily mount to the floor of a trailer or van. The bike stays upright and its own weight keeps it firmly anchored. You only need to put straps on the motorcycle for total security. And the best thing: it is Adjustable for various wheel sizes.
If you are a fan of the Cross Motorcycles, then your system must be the smart clamping which will prevent the bike from moving or tilting. Using the pedal, the front wheel can be easily anchored to the stand. This makes it unnecessary to pull down on the fork and damage the seals. The special foot pedal can be installed on both sides of the stand.
It can also be adjusted to fit different wheel sizes. And don't forget to use straps to secure the rear end of your motorcycle.
Here is the video so you can see how easy it is to use:
There are also scooter transport supports, brake supports, parking supports, etc. There are a lot of solutions that will be more or less convenient depending on the use you need to give it and the model of your machine.
If you have any questions, remember that you can always call or write to us and we will guide you in choosing the right piece.
E-mail: info@rcomanche.com
Phone: +34 625 430 247
Accessories for transporting motorcycles on a trailer.
Each motorcycle mounting system can or should be accompanied by some easy, light and often very inexpensive accessories.
The straps, or belts, is The best ally for fixing loads, whether it is a motorcycle, a car or, why not? a grand piano. They are high capacity and resistant. You have the automatic straps, or the traditional ones with a buckle, so you can choose the one that best suits your use.
Railset It is a rail system with slots for fixing straps or webbing at one of the many points it has. They are screwed to the floor of the trailer or van. It is a fast system, ideal for those who need to transport different loads.. Very easy to install.
Tyrefix It is a fast and clean system. They are straps joined by a piece of maximum resistance that "grab" the wheel, holding the motorcycle at the loading point. You do not need to pass straps over the fairing.
Here is also a short assembly video from Tyrefix:
As you can see, there are many ways to secure and transport your motorcycle on the trailer. Of course, you don't need all the accessories for your model. Before choosing, we encourage you to talk to us, we will advise you on the most suitable solution to "tame your beast".
Useful tips
- Drive smoothlyIt is not common, but on fast curves the trailer can tip over, whether you are carrying a motorcycle or any other load.
- Do not leave the trailer with the motorcycle attached unattendedAnyone who has a car with a ball can take it.
- All securing systems must always pull the load down so that it is tight and cannot escape. But be careful. Don't compress the suspension too much front with the straps, you will damage the fork seals.
- If you have two motorcycles, try to cross the straps., that is, tie the inner strap to the other side of the trailer.
- Check the tire pressure of the trailer, they should have a little play, but not too much. In our previous article we talked about preventive maintenance, especially if your trailer is already a few seasons old. You can read it here.
Now you know how to transport your motorcycle on a trailer like a professional and in complete safety.
Make the most of this spring, take your motorcycle wherever you go and enjoy the speed.
