[Spud]

I hate the thought of ruining an awesome looking bike, but does anyone know anything about installing a hitch for a trailer on the fury, of if its even possible? I would like to go on some longer trips but can't because of lack of storage. Anybody know of any products or ideas? Thanks Everone!

And this guy got creative:

Added towing capabilities to my bike

This will take several post. I like taking long trips and camping, but storage space is limited on the fury. In the past I have strapped everything to the back seat and made do. Ever since I put my gangster fender on the rear I have been trying to figure out how to make a trailer hitch...

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[Rallyrider]

 

[Rallyrider]

 

[Rallyrider]

 

[Rallyrider]

this light converter works great.

 

[Rallyrider]

Don't be afraid to take a little time getting used to these but they work pretty good for splicing two wires not the greatest but they did work for three

 

[Snakenem]

I'm building a bolt on hitch for mine right now. Got the arms bolted under the fender to the frame. Gotta get my hitch piece (1.25" receiver) welded in between them and the wiring converter on for the trailer plug. Trailer is harbor freight. On sale right now for $350 and only weights 150lb empty. My thing is trying to figure out the wiring for the trailer light plug. Gonna wire it in at the front of the rear fender but I'm not sure if my converter will work or not. I've read on hitch doc that I may need a certain converter for this? Can anyone help?

WWWHHHYY ????

 

[Snakenem]

WWWHHHYY ????

That's why they build pickups with back seats

 

[Rallyrider]

Cheaper on gas. 😉🤣

That's why they build pickups with back seats

 

[Rallyrider]

WWWHHHYY ????

And to be original

 

[macxpert]

What about the brakes? With all the extra weight of a trailer and gear I don't think the non ABS bike has enough stopping power to cope, even the ABS bike with it's larger pads and more pistons would be on the marginal side in my view.