You bet! I've not used straps and tie downs before so this made it really easy for me. I'll be using it a lot this spring and summer. Thanks for watching!
I had that problem too. I found a place to rent me a small parking spot. The Biker Bar seems very secure. So far nothing but good things to say. Thank you very much for watching!!
Very interesting. Back in the late 70s. We used to load 11 sometimes as many as 20 dirt bikes. Every Sunday. Head to the Tillamook burn Oregon. A very big place to ride. Learned to use ropes. Stepdad was in the navy. That bar is a great way to secure the bike. Thank you for sharing
Oh man. I miss the days of dirt bike riding. The very first motorcycle I ever rode was Yamaha YZ 80. I was 15 or so and that thing felt like a rocket it was so fast!
I purchased a pair of these 5+ years ago as a gift for my husband! He installed them in our toy hauler. He's trailered our bikes thousands of miles to bike events without one incident! Cannot brag about these enough! Worth every penny! By the way, it only works on motorcycles with full frames. So, the Indian Scout was traded for an HD Sport Glide to accommodate.
Hey Cyndi! I'm glad to hear that so far I have been extremely impressed. I hope they make something for the Sportser S soon if that's a possibility. See you soon!
Perfect product! Much better than rocking it back and forth after un stealing and…… just typing it makes me tired. That’s PERFECT for solo folks! No mor back breaking! Good vid brother! And that’s a BEAUTY!
Thank you sir! You’re exactly right. When I travel alone it’s the perfect product for me. It just makes life easier! Thanks for always supporting the channel!
@@TyFromTennessee you got good content and we can all see how genuine you are. Good people not just "hey I want to do this for fame and f everything else by supporting a horrible helmet company" are hard to come by.
Thank you! The biker bar works great. At this point I have used it several times and the bike does not budge at all in the trailer. Thank you for watching!
I have the biker bar installed in my trailer for my Heritage. It sets low enough to allow me to put my trike in trailer without contact. Love this thing for sure. Great video
It sure it! What a great product! Thanks for your time Maurce. If you enjoy the content on the channel please consider subscribing to the channel. Have a great day!
That's pretty cool! Seems like a nicer option than a bunch of straps. Might have to look into that when I get my trailer. Nice overview of the product! 👍
Hey Anthony! The Biker Bar is a great product. Man, it is super sturdy. You put your bike on there and it’s not going anywhere! Thank you very much for watching!!
Quite a trailer. Man how convenient is that!? Don’t need any tie downs anymore lol 😂. That’s the coolest thing since frozen yogurt 🍦. Don’t know how I missed this but I’m glad if popped up on my feed. Very cool Ty. 👊✊👍. You have a great day yourself
I thought maybe it was something you could hook to an uber after i rode the bike to the bar. no they keep comin up with more and more things all the time. oh I dont drink but if i had a trailor it would work great
Hi Kevin! Yeah man I think it's named that way to get people's attention for sure. It's really cool and I enjoy using it when I get the chance. Thanks for watching sir!
I found out the hard way and hauled my new at the time 2014 CVO from Chicago to New Hampshire. Went to start it when I got out there and the battery was dead and done for. Had to put a new one in. Got home and still didn't know about the trailer mode and same thing, needed a new battery again, there was no saving it.
Hey Neil. The side plate of the biker bar can be moved somewhat for adjustability. I never had to do that, but I know the option is available. I have my old one for sale and would be happy to send you pictures or other information if I can be of assistance. Thank you!
Hey Greg! I towed it to VAMM21 last year and that was a good 4 to 5 hour trip. I also take the bike over to my in-laws from time to time and they are a few hours away. I always pull over and check the bike ever so often and it's always rock solid in the trailer. Thanks so much for your comment. I appreciate your support for the channel!
Hey Christopher! I know this answer sound lame but it’s the truth. I don’t know because I had the dealership that I purchased the trailer from install it for me. Man, I’m sorry I wish I had more info for you BUT I really appreciate you watching the video.
That crap would never go on my bike. Stressing the frame while working loose down the road. Damn think held in the trailer with two half inch bolts. Give me the locking wheel chock.
I bought one in 2008 from the inventor and hauled 3 CVO's around the country minimally over 6000 miles without any problems. The best thing I ever used. Nothing ever loosened up.
Hey there Roy! I bought the Biker Bar and an enclosed trailer from Chattanooga Trailer on Lee Hwy. They were very helpful and worked hard for me on the deal. Here is a link to their website. I hope it is helpful. bityl.co/ISte
The biker bar is very easy to remove, but the plate that is bolted to the floor of the trailer will take some work to remove it. Thank you very much for watching! Cool drum kit in your profile pic...
Hey Ty, I got a question for you. Does your rear brake line run along the outside top of the frame? The reason I ask is that is the situation for my 2012 Street Glide. I'm worried that when tightening the biker bar, the right side clamp will damage the brake line. Which would be a real problem.
That’s a great question. I don’t think it does but I will double check. I do know that the clamp to the Biker Bar doesn’t kink any cables that I’m aware of. Let me see what I can find out for you! Thanks for watching Todd!
Hey Howard. I can understand your concerns, but so far I have had zero problems with the product. The Biker Bar really keeps the motorcycle in place and it doesn't move a bit. Thanks for watching and checking out the video. Have a great day!
I bought one in 2008 from the inventor and hauled 3 CVO's around the country minimally over 6000 miles without any problems. The best thing I ever used.
Hey Rich. That's a great observation. No problem with the kickstand but sometimes you have to pull up the kickstand and lift it over the biker bar. It sounds wayyyyy more complicated than it is. I have no problem doing it sitting on my bike. Thanks so much for your comment. I appreciate your support for the channel!
This is a great idea! I have been looking at trailers and was worried about the straps. And it looks like this is just bolted to the floor into the wood. Is there anything underneath the trailer like nuts or lock washers? Thanks for sharing this it is just what I needed to know. Ride Safe
Yeah. It’s bolted through to the floor of the trailer. So far I have had zero problems and it really secured the bike. Great product for sure. Hoping to use it a lot more this spring and summer too. Take care and thanks for watching!!
Yes, you sure do, but it's super easy even when the pavement is super hot. Here is a new version of the video that I did a few months ago, I hope it is helpful. ruclips.net/video/HVu0A9OpAZo/видео.html
Not sure of the load capacity, but it will only fit one bike at a time for sure. My Silverado pulls the trailer with no trouble at all. You better believe it I’ll drop by. Thanks for watching and supporting the channel!!
@@TyFromTennessee Thanks man. Anytime. :) p.s. My friend has a similar one that has the possibility to have two bikes inside. :) Probably will do a video about it. :)
That is an excellent idea for next time. So far I’ve used it three or four times and it worked perfectly. Thank you very much for watching! I appreciate your time!
I am very sorry for my late response. Just moved and finally getting settled in. The Biker Bar only stays on the bike when you are transporting it in the trailer. It's an awesome product. Thank you for watching!
Just finished installing mine tonight and cant wait to test it....................................JB..
Sweet! Let me know what you think when you get to use it a time or two! Thanks for watching!
That sure is nice. Never heard of it before. Thanks for sharing it with us.
You bet! I've not used straps and tie downs before so this made it really easy for me. I'll be using it a lot this spring and summer. Thanks for watching!
It seems secure enough, but I feel like a strap or two would add that peace of mind. Thanks for sharing! Now I just need a place to store a trailer!
I had that problem too. I found a place to rent me a small parking spot. The Biker Bar seems very secure. So far nothing but good things to say. Thank you very much for watching!!
i would add 2 straps too!!!...that bike looked pretty wiggly when he pushed it...i guess it all depends on the mounting of the floor plates !!!
Very interesting. Back in the late 70s. We used to load 11 sometimes as many as 20 dirt bikes. Every Sunday. Head to the Tillamook burn Oregon. A very big place to ride. Learned to use ropes. Stepdad was in the navy. That bar is a great way to secure the bike. Thank you for sharing
Oh man. I miss the days of dirt bike riding. The very first motorcycle I ever rode was Yamaha YZ 80. I was 15 or so and that thing felt like a rocket it was so fast!
Very interesting for sure. I enjoyed this and I thank you for bring it to us.
You're welcome Bob! This device was worth every penny. I wish they made on for the Sportster S too!
I purchased a pair of these 5+ years ago as a gift for my husband! He installed them in our toy hauler. He's trailered our bikes thousands of miles to bike events without one incident! Cannot brag about these enough! Worth every penny! By the way, it only works on motorcycles with full frames. So, the Indian Scout was traded for an HD Sport Glide to accommodate.
Hey Cyndi! I'm glad to hear that so far I have been extremely impressed. I hope they make something for the Sportser S soon if that's a possibility. See you soon!
You swapped your bike in order to accomodate the Biker Bar? 😳
That is crazy. I've never heard of that before so I thought all you had was straps. Sure beats compressing your shocks needlessly.
Hey Rodney! I friend of mine recommended the Biker Bar and it works as advertised. Really easy to use and set up. Thanks for watching!
@@TyFromTennessee a much better option than straps
Yeah, me too. Every day is something new. Drop by, you may find it interesting.
Very cool video neighbor ! Thank you from Knoxville....be safe and have a great week !
Hey Kenneth! That Biker Bar works just as advertised every single time I used it. Thank you very much for watching!!!
Interesting, I've never seen this before. Eric
It's a super cool product and really easy to use. Thanks for watching and your comment!
That is awesome. Never seen one before. Only ever done straps.
Hi Dana! It’s a great product and so far it has worked out perfectly for me. Thanks for watching. I appreciate your time today!!
Perfect product! Much better than rocking it back and forth after un stealing and…… just typing it makes me tired. That’s PERFECT for solo folks! No mor back breaking! Good vid brother! And that’s a BEAUTY!
Thank you sir! You’re exactly right. When I travel alone it’s the perfect product for me. It just makes life easier! Thanks for always supporting the channel!
@@TyFromTennessee you got good content and we can all see how genuine you are. Good people not just "hey I want to do this for fame and f everything else by supporting a horrible helmet company" are hard to come by.
Excellent video and I am now subscribed
Thank you! The biker bar works great. At this point I have used it several times and the bike does not budge at all in the trailer. Thank you for watching!
I've secured my Honda VTX 1300R with one of these Biker Bars inside of my toy hauler since 2018. This is a great product, and I highly recommend it.
Yes sir. I have used it several times now and my bike doesn't move one bit. Thank you very much for watching! I appreciate your time today!
Love the video. Met you at traveling talls event
Yes sir! Been watching your channel as well and your 120th Milwaukee journey. I appreciate your time very much!!
The simplicity alone makes it worth it. Great job on explaining the process. 🤙✌️
Thanks man! It’s a fantastic product. I would highly recommended it to anyone ! Thanks for watching!!
I have the biker bar installed in my trailer for my Heritage. It sets low enough to allow me to put my trike in trailer without contact. Love this thing for sure. Great video
Thank you sir. It's a great product and I'm really liking it so far. I appreciate your time!
That is a very unique system! Thanks for sharing!
It works well for me. I really like the biker bar. It’s makes trailering the bike so simple!
Great product I purchased mine last year no problem 😊 no straps. Best thing since sliced bread and peanut butter ..
It sure it! What a great product! Thanks for your time Maurce. If you enjoy the content on the channel please consider subscribing to the channel. Have a great day!
That's pretty cool! Seems like a nicer option than a bunch of straps. Might have to look into that when I get my trailer. Nice overview of the product! 👍
It’s worth the cost for sure. I had a company install everything in the trailer for me. It’s so easy to use! I appreciate your time today!
Wasn't sure what to expect, that's super cool man!
Thanks dude! It certainly makes life easier when I’m traveling solo and want to take the bike with me. Take care. Thanks for watching!
Those biker bars work great. My uncle used it on his streetglide and towed his bike from FL to Sturgis. Not one issue. 👍🏾
That’s right! Well stop from time to time and check on the bike and it doesn’t move one bit. Thanks for watching!! Have a great day!
I've never seen that product before this video. Looks like a great way to trailer a bike. Thanks for sharing this information. Ride safe.👍👊🇺🇸
Yeah man. It’s worth every penny. I really enjoy it. Thanks for watching man!
@@TyFromTennessee You bet. 👊👍🇺🇸
If memory serves correctly, Harley Moon Rider uses that, too. A lot better than trying to use tie downs, and potentially damaging the forks.
I love it. It’s a great product and so far I’m super impressed. One of our HOG members suggested this to me. Thanks for watching sir!
Just got a pitbull system for my Hayabusa. Now for the biker bar for the harley.
Hey Anthony! The Biker Bar is a great product. Man, it is super sturdy. You put your bike on there and it’s not going anywhere! Thank you very much for watching!!
Quite a trailer. Man how convenient is that!? Don’t need any tie downs anymore lol 😂. That’s the coolest thing since frozen yogurt 🍦. Don’t know how I missed this but I’m glad if popped up on my feed. Very cool Ty. 👊✊👍. You have a great day yourself
Thanks man! Yeah, it's a pretty neat device and it works really well. Thanks for watching and as always I appreciate your support for the channel!
@@TyFromTennessee ✊👍👊
I thought maybe it was something you could hook to an uber after i rode the bike to the bar. no they keep comin up with more and more things all the time. oh I dont drink but if i had a trailor it would work great
Hi Kevin! Yeah man I think it's named that way to get people's attention for sure. It's really cool and I enjoy using it when I get the chance. Thanks for watching sir!
I just learned bikes have a trailer mode. Good vid man!
I know stuff...from time to time. Thanks for watching Ben!
I found out the hard way and hauled my new at the time 2014 CVO from Chicago to New Hampshire. Went to start it when I got out there and the battery was dead and done for. Had to put a new one in. Got home and still didn't know about the trailer mode and same thing, needed a new battery again, there was no saving it.
how would you adjust for different frame height's?
Hey Neil. The side plate of the biker bar can be moved somewhat for adjustability. I never had to do that, but I know the option is available. I have my old one for sale and would be happy to send you pictures or other information if I can be of assistance. Thank you!
That’s pretty cool if I do ever trailer my bike it would be handy to have for sure
Great video bro loved it
Thank you so very much sir! I really like the Biker Bar and I have full confidence in it at this point. Worth every penny. Thanks for watching!!
Interesting. I never saw that before. How far have you towed your bike(s) using it?
Hey Greg! I towed it to VAMM21 last year and that was a good 4 to 5 hour trip. I also take the bike over to my in-laws from time to time and they are a few hours away. I always pull over and check the bike ever so often and it's always rock solid in the trailer. Thanks so much for your comment. I appreciate your support for the channel!
I need to know if this will work with the Indian Challenger/Pursuit
Not sure about that. The Fairing XChange website should have all colors listed. Thank you very much for watching!
What Bolts did you use to secure the 2 anchor plates to the trailer? Trying to figure out what to get to secure them well. Thanks
Hey Christopher! I know this answer sound lame but it’s the truth. I don’t know because I had the dealership that I purchased the trailer from install it for me. Man, I’m sorry I wish I had more info for you BUT I really appreciate you watching the video.
@@TyFromTennessee No worries. I forget breakfast most days lol.
That crap would never go on my bike. Stressing the frame while working loose down the road. Damn think held in the trailer with two half inch bolts. Give me the locking wheel chock.
Hey Jerry. I’ve used the Biker Bar dozens of times and it works just as advertised. Great product! Thanks for watching sir!
I bought one in 2008 from the inventor and hauled 3 CVO's around the country minimally over 6000 miles without any problems. The best thing I ever used. Nothing ever loosened up.
Hi Ty, I'm a Chattanooga local and would prefer to support the local shop where you purchased your Biker Bar. Could you please add that info? Thanks
Hey there Roy! I bought the Biker Bar and an enclosed trailer from Chattanooga Trailer on Lee Hwy. They were very helpful and worked hard for me on the deal. Here is a link to their website. I hope it is helpful. bityl.co/ISte
HOw easy is it to remove and reinstall from the trailer?
The biker bar is very easy to remove, but the plate that is bolted to the floor of the trailer will take some work to remove it. Thank you very much for watching! Cool drum kit in your profile pic...
Hey Ty. Thanks for the information. What is the cost ? I need two.
It was around $350 plus install. Really worth every penny! Thank you so much for watching!!
Like to see this on a truck load. I've only seen this mounted to geaser glides.
It always worked fantastic every time I used it. Great product for sure!
Hey Ty, I got a question for you. Does your rear brake line run along the outside top of the frame? The reason I ask is that is the situation for my 2012 Street Glide. I'm worried that when tightening the biker bar, the right side clamp will damage the brake line. Which would be a real problem.
That’s a great question. I don’t think it does but I will double check. I do know that the clamp to the Biker Bar doesn’t kink any cables that I’m aware of. Let me see what I can find out for you! Thanks for watching Todd!
My two concerns. The clamp coming loose. The bolts sticking up above the floor because it will be installed in a camper toy hauler
Hey Howard. I can understand your concerns, but so far I have had zero problems with the product. The Biker Bar really keeps the motorcycle in place and it doesn't move a bit. Thanks for watching and checking out the video. Have a great day!
I bought one in 2008 from the inventor and hauled 3 CVO's around the country minimally over 6000 miles without any problems. The best thing I ever used.
Do you have any issues with the kickstand going up and down? Does the bar get in the way?
Hey Rich. That's a great observation. No problem with the kickstand but sometimes you have to pull up the kickstand and lift it over the biker bar. It sounds wayyyyy more complicated than it is. I have no problem doing it sitting on my bike. Thanks so much for your comment. I appreciate your support for the channel!
Do you have any issue with the kickstand going up and down? Does the bar get in the way(might be a duplicate post…sorry)
No problem man. Please see other comment for your answer. Thank you!
Definitely worth your money there.
For sure! So far it’s been worth every penny! Thanks for watching!!
This is a great idea! I have been looking at trailers and was worried about the straps. And it looks like this is just bolted to the floor into the wood. Is there anything underneath the trailer like nuts or lock washers? Thanks for sharing this it is just what I needed to know. Ride Safe
Yeah. It’s bolted through to the floor of the trailer. So far I have had zero problems and it really secured the bike. Great product for sure. Hoping to use it a lot more this spring and summer too. Take care and thanks for watching!!
Obviously, you have to install this bar on the bike and remove it afterwards, possibly kneeling down in the rain, or ?
Yes, you sure do, but it's super easy even when the pavement is super hot. Here is a new version of the video that I did a few months ago, I hope it is helpful. ruclips.net/video/HVu0A9OpAZo/видео.html
didn't show how to take bike out of trailer mode...need better pics...
Starting the bike will take it out of trailer mode.
Useful content. What is the load capacity of this trailer? It is for just one big bike? Thanks for sharing this and drop by buddy. :)
Not sure of the load capacity, but it will only fit one bike at a time for sure. My Silverado pulls the trailer with no trouble at all. You better believe it I’ll drop by. Thanks for watching and supporting the channel!!
@@TyFromTennessee Thanks man. Anytime. :)
p.s. My friend has a similar one that has the possibility to have two bikes inside. :) Probably will do a video about it. :)
You didn’t show how to and where to install the cotter pin but good video.
I appreciate your feedback and thank you very much for watching!
Well this work on other bikes
Biker bar makes models for other Harleys too. I would be sure and check out the website for more information. Thank you for watching!
Ty. Place a camera or two inside trailer for a test pull. Be interesting.
That is an excellent idea for next time. So far I’ve used it three or four times and it worked perfectly. Thank you very much for watching! I appreciate your time!
Nope. I can see the handle that used to tighten it catching a foot when removing the bike. I'll stick with racheting straps that don't slip.
Stick with what your comfortable with. Have a great day and thank you for watching!
Not going anywhere l😂 god I hope not. Just ordered one
Hey there! You won't be disappointed. It works fantastic. Let me know what you think when you get it set up and working. Thank you for watching!
@@TyFromTennessee absolutely.
Biker bar $400 , straps $20
Yeah. So?
Biker bar and absolutely no alcohol so weird.
I know man. Sorry about that but I hope you enjoyed the video even without the booze.
How does the bar that stays on the bike effect the lean angle when you're riding the twistys?
I am very sorry for my late response. Just moved and finally getting settled in. The Biker Bar only stays on the bike when you are transporting it in the trailer. It's an awesome product. Thank you for watching!