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Oilhead Trailer Hitch
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jandhumphreyme
Member
I purchased the hitch for my 2018 RT. from Dale at Open Road Outfitters, I'm sure he can set you up with one plus a wiring harness. Nice looking trailer, have you pulled one with a bike before? How much cargo space?
Trailer
15 cu.ft.
Never pulled a trailer with a bike before but have a friend who has the larger cm 2000 and he has pulled it thousands of miles and I am planning to absorb as much of his knowledge as I can.
Thanks for hitch tip will call Dale soon
15 cu.ft.
Never pulled a trailer with a bike before but have a friend who has the larger cm 2000 and he has pulled it thousands of miles and I am planning to absorb as much of his knowledge as I can.
Thanks for hitch tip will call Dale soon
Hitch
Thanks for info will check unigo site I assume unigo hitch could could be adapted to ball type this trailer 125 lb plus 200 lb cargo rating so would have to check that.
Thanks again for info
On my '98 R1100RT, I have a Unigo hitch. I assume it might work with your bike.
Thanks for info will check unigo site I assume unigo hitch could could be adapted to ball type this trailer 125 lb plus 200 lb cargo rating so would have to check that.
Thanks again for info
The answer to that I do not know, but a call to the Unigo distributor should be able to answer your question. In my case, I do not pull a Unigo and have a totally different hitch from either yours or Unigo's. Hence, the odds are good that it will work.
kioolt
New member
Unigo sells a part that will let you install a trailer ball on their hitch but you can make your own for a lot less. I made my adapter from a Curt Manufacturing 45028 ball mount by cutting off the top portion of the ball mount. That leaves a l-shaped piece that will bolt up to the Unigo hitch.
