ditchdoctor

This is our rack from Carbon One

The one with them under your tank. Are they attached to the tank?

Looking to put on ground effect lights on our 2000 Royal star Venture. Can anyone explain or have photo's of proper location to put them so that they will not interfere with any equipment or motorcycle lift. I have the switch already in place and just need to attach the LEDs.

Stop for a quick picture at a old barn

Something like this

It does block the plate but you can still read the numbers. Just can't see the tags. You are able to see it completely when on an angle. I feel it isn't any different that if and when I pull our small trailer.

Just got done with a second trunk for our 2000 Venture. Thanks to Mike Eykamp for the extra brake and turn signal light and the V-Star Badge. Thanks to Larry Skeels for the hitch rack.

All you sallies should ride a little farther than three miles. lol Only 312 miles. Guess we'll have to miss that one.

I have one question. When they are stealing all the other bikes are they leaving a Harley in it's place.

Here is our's. Can't buy your own.

Here is our 2000 Venture. #733 MM

This is what MikeWa sent to me about his trailer. "Steve Congrats on your new purchase. My trailer is a single axle 6x12 v-Nose. The front of my wheel chock is 4 feet from the tip of the nose in the trailer. That moves the weight of the bike more over the axle and still allows me walk around the back. It also allows me to keep my gear in front of the bike. I put additional tie downs on the sides near the rear to stabilize the bike when it is parked in the trailer". So I purchased the same size and style. Works great! Steve

We just bought a 6x12 v-nose single axle. Have the wheel chuck 48" from the front which puts the Venture right over the axle. Pulls great, no issues. These photo's are from another member and I followed his advise to the T.

Seems high for shipping for something that is going to weigh less than a pound.

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