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Trailering
I am about to go on a 1250 mile trip, from New York to Palm Beach and have
to face the reality of winter on the eastern seaboard. However I would like
to take my bike with me. After only about 3 weeks of non riding I am going
through withdrawal. I think a nice ride from Palm Beach (home of the
hanging chad) to Key West and maybe a quick run up to Orlando is a nice
antedote to my symtoms.
I have access to a flat bed utility trailer that I will use to bring the ST
with me. The questions are:
1 Other than chocking the front wheel should I be using any other chocks or
channels to hold the wheel or wheels.
2 I have heard that damage to the front forks can result from compressing
them while trailering....how do I avoid this.
3 Should the bike be up on the center stand for this operation.
4 What are good tie down points to use.
5 Any other suggestions?
Thanks in advance
Eric
'00 Triumph Sprint ST Blue (The color babes like the best)
'80 Triumph TR-8 roadster (under ongoing restoration)
'99 Mustang convertable (the winter rat and tow vehicle)
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