Please chime in if you've trailered your R3R

[Mittzy]

I basically use the version from Baxley Trailers in the USA
Front wheel chock, no front straps, just around the top of the rear shock and alls good.

I've used that trailer and it is fantastic

 

[hvacnr]

I always thought it was 2GLOCKS.

You should always have 2GLOCKS "Don't leave home with out them"

 

[Rick Morris]

is that similar to the framelock sold by S&S
I have one framelock. when I used to ride on H-D, but since slightly modified for the rocket .
basically it hold the frame down from the two eyelets behind the starter with a front wheel chock there is no need for strapping neither front nor rear.

No, it is not the same, It is a wheel chock not a frame lock. I have seen that S&S framelock. That looks like it works very well.

 

[albertaduke]

No, it is not the same, It is a wheel chock not a frame lock. I have seen that S&S framelock. That looks like it works very well.

it does and with a padlock on the horizontal bar nobody can move or steal your ride be it in the garage or on a trailer . I have it on the deck of my truck and I move my ride with without any straps when I take it to the shop.

 

[mexican]

Any time you have a motorcycle meet like RAA events do it right have back up vehicles with trailers we all know our bikes never break down we have used a trailer more than once at RAA events and the riders were grateful, I will be bringing two bikes to MV now I know I am good but even I cannot ride two bikes at once, plus you can bring a load of extra stuff like tools, air compressor, spare tyre , spark plugs brake pads etc etc etc
You would be amazed at the amount of riders who do not even know how to spell TCLOCS far less check any thing.

Hey i resamble those remarks!

 

[Malcy]

I basically use the version from Baxley Trailers in the USA
Front wheel chock, no front straps, just around the top of the rear shock and alls good.

That's a very fine piece of equipment there @ozrider .