Good times, it sucks loading a bike with a dislocated shoulder....I used to load my dual sport on my S10 with ramps (one for the bike and one for me) when it was in good enough condition to drive up to the desert. One trip I was loading up and didn’t attach the safety strap. The ramp I was on slipped, I fell, and the bike came down on top of me mashing my inner thigh just above the knee. I had a goose egg the size of a baseball. I still had to load the truck, drive home in stop and go traffic with a clutch, and when getting home had to unload the gear knowing that once I stopped and went to urgent care I wouldn’t be able to get started again.
Fortunately, no broken bones. Just a hugely swollen leg and bloody elbow.
Fun, Fun.
on the odometer.
Judging by how many people I know who are off work for that same schedule, I might know someone on your cruise.
I’m curious of the combined weight of the trailer and tractor and how well it towed and braked. I had planned on renting some larger equipment to do some work on our property in a couple months.
Took the tractor to the camp
Yup. I’ll remember that trip forever. I thank the friends who loaded my bike on the truck after I did that when we get together for our annul thanksgiving in the desert trip. My gladiator is at least a foot taller than my S10 so I will only use a trailer to take the bike outdoors.
Love the top color!First time towing with the Gladiator. So far so good. Heading up to Michigan to camp this week. The 6spd feels pretty good towing.
