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MYVEGASVISION
Posted 2010-07-17 8:31 PM (#64759)
Subject: Trailer Hitches


Puddle Jumper

Posts: 10
Las Vegas, Nevada
What is the best trailer hitch, without taking out a second mortgage on my house, to put on my 08 Vision?
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lennyb
Posted 2010-07-17 9:37 PM (#64766 - in reply to #64759)
Subject: Re: Trailer Hitches


Iron Butt

Posts: 804
Perry Hall, MD
Only 2 available that I'm aware of. I'd suggest doing a forum search for reviews on both. The Hitch-Doc is what I selected for ease of installation and price.
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-Dirk-
Posted 2010-07-17 11:05 PM (#64769 - in reply to #64759)
Subject: RE: Trailer Hitches


Puddle Jumper

Posts: 10
Central Kentucky
I use the Bushtec hitch it costs more money and requires a lot more work to install. The Bushtec hitch has several connection points to the frame, which makes me think it distributes the load better than the Hitch Doc hitch.
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southjerseyrider
Posted 2010-07-18 6:40 AM (#64780 - in reply to #64759)
Subject: RE: Trailer Hitches


Tourer

Posts: 309
Vineland, NJ United States

I am not saying HitchDoc is "best" but I have an O8 Vision and have had a hitch doc hitch on it for over 9,000 miles and I pull a Uni-Go trailer.  I'm not saying the installation is easy but I am an office worker and my wife is a school teacher and the two of us put the hitch on in my garage in about 2 hrs.  It actually takes a lot less time, but I didn't know what I was doing so it took me longer.  I live in NJ and have towed my trailer to Conn., Tenn, Virginia, Pocono Mts., etc.  I have never had a problem and frequently look back to make sure it is still there.  Also, what I like about Hitch Doc, when I'm not pulling the trailer, the hitch is invisible unless you lay down on the ground.

The hardest part of the whole job was tapping into the bikes wiring harness to wire the plug for the trailer lights.

Good Luck, ED

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studmuffin
Posted 2010-07-19 6:40 PM (#64861 - in reply to #64759)
Subject: RE: Trailer Hitches


I installed a hitchdoc this weekend. it can be very easy to install, just be sure to remove the seat!
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Flatsix
Posted 2010-07-19 9:53 PM (#64870 - in reply to #64759)
Subject: Re: Trailer Hitches


Tourer

Posts: 412
Fargo, ND

Hello Studmuffin, I just noticed you are from Frostbite Falls...where exactly is that from Fargo?

:-)
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sonicbluerider
Posted 2010-07-20 10:23 AM (#64893 - in reply to #64759)
Subject: Re: Trailer Hitches


Tourer

Posts: 576
, IA
runing a hitch doc and a aspen popup trailer works great i put a swivel hitch on trailer just incase the vision tips over i figure that way it would not affect rear end
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Kioti
Posted 2010-07-20 11:22 AM (#64897 - in reply to #64870)
Subject: Re: Trailer Hitches


Cruiser

Posts: 160
Lennox, SD

Flatsix - 2010-07-19 9:53 PM Hello Studmuffin, I just noticed you are from Frostbite Falls...where exactly is that from Fargo? :-)

I would have thought that some one from Frostbite Falls would be named Rocky or Bullwinkle. LOL

 

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studmuffin
Posted 2010-07-22 7:02 PM (#65113 - in reply to #64897)
Subject: Re: Trailer Hitches


rocky and bullwinkle are EVIL ! ( i work for Moose and Squirrel )


I am near the mpls area! Represent!
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studmuffin
Posted 2010-07-22 7:03 PM (#65114 - in reply to #65113)
Subject: Re: Trailer Hitches


err um, I mean boris and natasha!
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mikem12
Posted 2010-07-24 9:45 AM (#65256 - in reply to #64897)
Subject: Re: Trailer Hitches


New user

Posts: 3
I was told installing a trailer hitch would void my warranty.

I make several long distance rides each year and with the amount of storage space I have, which isn't near enough for two people, I need to pull a trailer. I have a bushtec trailer already.

Mike
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scotsvision
Posted 2010-07-24 10:54 AM (#65258 - in reply to #64759)
Subject: Re: Trailer Hitches


Puddle Jumper

Posts: 37
Coos Bay, Oregon
Mike, what I hear is, it would be Victory's responsibility to prove that installing a hitch caused a specific problem that would be in question for a warranty repair. It would be the same for any aftermarket item you might install.

I'm planning to put a Hitch Doc on my VV this fall.

Scott
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Lotzafun
Posted 2010-07-24 11:28 AM (#65261 - in reply to #64759)
Subject: Re: Trailer Hitches


Iron Butt

Posts: 935
Rockford, IL
Mike-

Like to know who told you that the warranty would be void with a trailer hitch installed. If anyone associated with any dealer made a statement like this they are very very misinformed.
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