Hi Victor,
I pull a motorcycle trailer behind my 2000. It's a "Cyclemate" brand that was
pulled behind a Honda Goldwing. When I bought the trailer I also got the
hardware which I modified to use on the roadster. Drilled holes through the
frame and trunk to secure the plate to the car. I cut the hitch off of the
Honda arms and welded it to a 3" x 1/4" x 38" steel plate. I mounted the plate
to the frame using four 1/2-13 lag bolts. . My trailer only weights 150 lbs
and is rated to hold same. I've taken it on many road trips and don't even
know the trailers attached. Had to put a fake antenna on the top of the
trailer so I can see if I'm still pulling it. I'll be happy to post pics if
your interested.
Happy roadstering
Steve Harvey
68 2000 solex
70 1600
Laury, Victor wrote:
> OK!
>
> Now I'll have a set of race wheels (Thank you) Now I got to schlep then to
> the events! I saw a Miata hauling the little 4X3.5 trailer sold at Harbor
> Freight with his race wheels, tool box and cooler and thought "That's the
> way to Go!"
>
> I remember someone mentioning they had a hitch for just such a chore. Any
> advice?
>
> Victor A. Laury
> Environmental Inspector
> Los Angeles County Metropolitan Transportation Authority
> Quality Assurance Department
> Environmental Compliance Management
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