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Tie Down Goldwing On Trailer. Park it temporarily on the sidestand. Push or ride your gold wing to the front of a flatbed trailer. I prefer to tie the rear wheel down (unsprung item) as this will allow the bike to absorb bumps in the road, and not risk shock. By grapeape94 » thu nov 10, 2011 10:47 pm. If it looks flimsy, either make it better or don't use it. I will be moving about 1000 miles next year and will. Get solid tie down points for the trailer, and a durable chock. Does someone have a tutorial on how to tie a wing to a trailer for travel? Put the transmission in gear to prevent forward or backward creep. Do i need many straps or will a few. When i have needed to trailer our wing i've used a condor and two tie. The link provided will show you what it is and how to use it.

Put the transmission in gear to prevent forward or backward creep. Get solid tie down points for the trailer, and a durable chock. If it looks flimsy, either make it better or don't use it. I prefer to tie the rear wheel down (unsprung item) as this will allow the bike to absorb bumps in the road, and not risk shock. By grapeape94 » thu nov 10, 2011 10:47 pm. Do i need many straps or will a few. Park it temporarily on the sidestand. I will be moving about 1000 miles next year and will. Push or ride your gold wing to the front of a flatbed trailer. The link provided will show you what it is and how to use it.

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Tie Down Goldwing On Trailer Do i need many straps or will a few. When i have needed to trailer our wing i've used a condor and two tie. The link provided will show you what it is and how to use it. I will be moving about 1000 miles next year and will. If it looks flimsy, either make it better or don't use it. Get solid tie down points for the trailer, and a durable chock. Push or ride your gold wing to the front of a flatbed trailer. Does someone have a tutorial on how to tie a wing to a trailer for travel? By grapeape94 » thu nov 10, 2011 10:47 pm. I prefer to tie the rear wheel down (unsprung item) as this will allow the bike to absorb bumps in the road, and not risk shock. Do i need many straps or will a few. Put the transmission in gear to prevent forward or backward creep. Park it temporarily on the sidestand.

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