[Downeyman]

No words. Dayum!

 

[66ChopperDaddy]

I had no idea a bike could pull that kind of weight! :shock:

And stopping??? :shock: :shock: :shock:

 

[jimKo]

Wow crazy!

Is that in China?

 

[66ChopperDaddy]

I wanna see him pull my Dodge Hemi! :lol:

 

[notorious_carl]

I had no idea a bike could pull that kind of weight! :shock:

And stopping??? :shock: :shock: :shock:

well the trailer wheels probably have brakes also. but pulling a car would be interesting to see. but that car doesn't look like it has much steel on it.

 

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[Buttsy]

I agree lets see how successful that is with a good old North American SUV! :lol: :lol: :lol:

 

[Wood Welder]

Here ya go kids....Enjoy!!

http://www.exn.ca/video/?video=exn20040414-towbike.asx

 

[66ChopperDaddy]

Very impressive!!

...I still wanna see him pull a full size 4X4!

 

[Redzdvl]

Very impressive!!

...I still wanna see him pull a full size 4X4!

for that you just move the platform from a Goldwing to a Boss Hoss ... 8)

 

[Boxwrench]

Very impressive!!

...I still wanna see him pull a full size 4X4!

for that you just move the platform from a Goldwing to a Boss Hoss ... 8)

prolly work too!

http://www.bosshoss.net/view_bike.asp?x=BHC3LS2

425hp and 425 Ft-Lb torque

 

[Wood Welder]

Very impressive!!

...I still wanna see him pull a full size 4X4!

I would think no problem, a full size 4X4 truck won't weigh over 5,500lbs.....Here are the specs.

http://www.comingthrough.se/main.php?lang=UK&page=pro&del=tek


At 20mph max speed while pulling they arn't putting the big boys out of business anytime soon. :lol:

 

[Wood Welder]

Very impressive!!

...I still wanna see him pull a full size 4X4!

for that you just move the platform from a Goldwing to a Boss Hoss ... 8)

prolly work too!

http://www.bosshoss.net/view_bike.asp?x=BHC3LS2

425hp and 425 Ft-Lb torque

I'm no engineer but bigger don't mean squat in this application. :wink:

 

[summergirl]

That is really cool. :shock: great idea on to retrieve a vehicle fast. :idea:

 

[calan]

ok - so he can pull it.......and he can stay upright. The weight of the vehicle is not centered on the bike - I get that. But I would think STOPPING in a hurry would be an issue. Even with the weight centered on the trailer - it's still gonna PUSH.

 

[gkeefer]

Those are gold wings, no problem pulling , but yes stoping fast thats were hes in for a wild ride.

 

[Boxwrench]

ok - so he can pull it.......and he can stay upright. The weight of the vehicle is not centered on the bike - I get that. But I would think STOPPING in a hurry would be an issue. Even with the weight centered on the trailer - it's still gonna PUSH.

didn't it say the trailer has brakes? not sure.

 

[Wood Welder]

ok - so he can pull it.......and he can stay upright. The weight of the vehicle is not centered on the bike - I get that. But I would think STOPPING in a hurry would be an issue. Even with the weight centered on the trailer - it's still gonna PUSH.

didn't it say the trailer has brakes? not sure.

Where are all these so called "engineers" on this board? :wink: :lol:

Yes it has brakes but.......... The pulling vehicle should have atleast 10% tongue weight on the hitch and I also believe the puller must weigh 25% of the load being pulled to meet our DOT standards??? I can't see this contraption ever being used in North America as it would require a Pilot Car in front and rear thus making it not cost effective.......

 

[Boxwrench]

ok - so he can pull it.......and he can stay upright. The weight of the vehicle is not centered on the bike - I get that. But I would think STOPPING in a hurry would be an issue. Even with the weight centered on the trailer - it's still gonna PUSH.

didn't it say the trailer has brakes? not sure.

Where are all these so called "engineers" on this board? :wink: :lol:

Yes it has brakes but.......... The pulling vehicle should have atleast 10% tongue weight on the hitch and I also believe the puller must weigh 25% of the load being pulled to meet our DOT standards??? I can't see this contraption ever being used in North America as it would require a Pilot Car in front and rear thus making it not cost effective.......

You need 3 vehicle to tow up there?

Just need the truk w/ lights down here

 

[Frank50]

That's really great. There would be periods when it could not be used in the Northern U.S or Canada due to snow, ice, cold, etc.

Still a great :idea: