Is that a Royal Enfield Himalaya?Just got back from our trip and have to say that the MC trailer hitch did pretty well. I was pretty loaded down and likely close to max payload with everything else but no problems. Certainly had the Carolina squat thing going on and felt a bit loose in the front but held up like a champ! Close to hitting the bump stops but the ride was fairly smooth. If you need all the bed space but still want to carry a bike, I'd recommend this set up.
Good eye sir, it is indeed a Himalayan. It's the wife's bike but I find that I ride it over the others. It's a capable little machine and I've certainly put it in some unforgiving situations. Got a nice little dent in the tank this weekend pushing it a little too far.Is that a Royal Enfield Himalaya?
My buddy just test rode one the other day and is making a trade for it next week. Really looks awesome. Stay safe.Good eye sir, it is indeed a Himalayan. It's the wife's bike but I find that I ride it over the others. It's a capable little machine and I've certainly put it in some unforgiving situations. Got a nice little dent in the tank this weekend pushing it a little too far.
Where did you get the lights?Carried my bike 1600 miles from fl to ma. 380lbs. Very little squat. On the way down to fl had the bike on the back behind a motorhome. All was great. Notice the light on the wheels.
Sorry to revive this thread... but I plan to buy the same motorcycle... RE Himalayan...Just got back from our trip and have to say that the MC trailer hitch did pretty well. I was pretty loaded down and likely close to max payload with everything else but no problems. Certainly had the Carolina squat thing going on and felt a bit loose in the front but held up like a champ! Close to hitting the bump stops but the ride was fairly smooth. If you need all the bed space but still want to carry a bike, I'd recommend this set up.