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Re: CHECKOUT THIS AWESOME BIKE HAULING HITCH
I want some of what you are smokin' cuz my stuff does not compare!
Crossdressers welding in drag and heels? huh what...
How the hell did your thoughts put that together? I am TS.. Then there are
TV and then there are drag queens and the list goes on and on...
You really need to update your glory hole guide pamphlet flyer booklet! Your
gay lingo is "off beat".
Leda
PS: I'd break a nail making that thing!
"Tony Levin" <KingCrimson@Bass.gov.> wrote in message
news:47feac24$0$25048$607ed4bc@cv,net ...
> .p.jm@see_my_sig_for_address,com wrote:
>
>> On Thu, 10 Apr 2008 16:17:52 -0400, Tony Levin <KingCrimson@Bass.gov.>
>> wrote:
>>
>>
>>>BIKE RACK HAULING, the top posting and picture posting RETARD wrote:
>>>
>>>
>>>>You can see the tail light with my bike on there.. I dunno about a
>>>>bigger bike. But you are right! The law requires you have reflectors on
>>>>it. THAT IS ALL!
>>>
>>>Apparently you were born RETARDED, and loved to remain in that stump
>>>stupid state, and your parents couldn't just throw you away.
>>>
>>>"Your bike" is like you... a thin skinned scooter thang.
>>>
>>>
>>>And again, YOU LIED!
>>> The tail/brake lights can NOT be seen from the rear.
>>> Your "product" is a piece of crap that can't and doesn't work, and it
>>> will NOT hold up, as it was designed by you... a RETARD!
>
>> A retard who lies to wear high heels, as he later informed us.
>
> SPOOKY!
> A crap welder in drag who also NOW claims he didn't make it!
>
> Who is this flake?
>
I want some of what you are smokin' cuz my stuff does not compare!
Crossdressers welding in drag and heels? huh what...
How the hell did your thoughts put that together? I am TS.. Then there are
TV and then there are drag queens and the list goes on and on...
You really need to update your glory hole guide pamphlet flyer booklet! Your
gay lingo is "off beat".
Leda
PS: I'd break a nail making that thing!
"Tony Levin" <KingCrimson@Bass.gov.> wrote in message
news:47feac24$0$25048$607ed4bc@cv,net ...
> .p.jm@see_my_sig_for_address,com wrote:
>
>> On Thu, 10 Apr 2008 16:17:52 -0400, Tony Levin <KingCrimson@Bass.gov.>
>> wrote:
>>
>>
>>>BIKE RACK HAULING, the top posting and picture posting RETARD wrote:
>>>
>>>
>>>>You can see the tail light with my bike on there.. I dunno about a
>>>>bigger bike. But you are right! The law requires you have reflectors on
>>>>it. THAT IS ALL!
>>>
>>>Apparently you were born RETARDED, and loved to remain in that stump
>>>stupid state, and your parents couldn't just throw you away.
>>>
>>>"Your bike" is like you... a thin skinned scooter thang.
>>>
>>>
>>>And again, YOU LIED!
>>> The tail/brake lights can NOT be seen from the rear.
>>> Your "product" is a piece of crap that can't and doesn't work, and it
>>> will NOT hold up, as it was designed by you... a RETARD!
>
>> A retard who lies to wear high heels, as he later informed us.
>
> SPOOKY!
> A crap welder in drag who also NOW claims he didn't make it!
>
> Who is this flake?
>
Re: CHECKOUT THIS AWESOME BIKE HAULING HITCH
"Tony Levin" <KingCrimson@Bass.gov.> wrote in message
news:47feac24$0$25048$607ed4bc@cv,net ...
> .p.jm@see_my_sig_for_address,com wrote:
> SPOOKY!
> A crap welder in drag who also NOW claims he didn't make it!
>
> Who is this flake?
Hey! Don't be a hater....
This is the most entertaining thread in some time.
"Tony Levin" <KingCrimson@Bass.gov.> wrote in message
news:47feac24$0$25048$607ed4bc@cv,net ...
> .p.jm@see_my_sig_for_address,com wrote:
> SPOOKY!
> A crap welder in drag who also NOW claims he didn't make it!
>
> Who is this flake?
Hey! Don't be a hater....
This is the most entertaining thread in some time.
Re: CHECKOUT THIS AWESOME BIKE HAULING HITCH
On Apr 10, 11:56=EF=BF=BDam, "BIKE RACK HAULING" <sweet...@woh.rr,com > wrote=
:
> This thing is way knarly! =EF=BF=BDNo trailer tags or loading your bike in=
the back
> of a pickup. After riding all day and a few beers who wants to lift a bike=
> into a truck? =EF=BF=BDNOT I...
> Check this out... Email me if you want one and you can have one too.
>
> http :// www .carpetsense.biz/BikeRack/
First...your hitch is only rated at 500lbs, so there is no way anybody
would want to haul any bike over 400 lbs, let alone a full dresser at
900 lbs.
Second....the rocking back and forth will quickly cause a problem
(broken weld/ bolt) where the rail connects to the 2 inch receiver. It
would be much better with 2 receivers. One in the middle and one on
the side.
Third....I built one of these to carry a 200 lb scooter on the rear of
a Chevy Tracker. I even put the 2 additonal receivers. The weight of
the scooter being back 12 inches from the rear caused the front end of
the Tracker to be very very light. I don't know exactly how far back
your unit extends, but if it is more than 12 inches and the bike
weighs more than 250 lbs, I suspect it would do the same with a 1/2
ton pick-up.
Personally, for $450, I'd get a trailer with a rear ramp gate if I
were too lazy to load a bike.
Hank <~~~~has enclosed trailer and loves it!
On Apr 10, 11:56=EF=BF=BDam, "BIKE RACK HAULING" <sweet...@woh.rr,com > wrote=
:
> This thing is way knarly! =EF=BF=BDNo trailer tags or loading your bike in=
the back
> of a pickup. After riding all day and a few beers who wants to lift a bike=
> into a truck? =EF=BF=BDNOT I...
> Check this out... Email me if you want one and you can have one too.
>
> http :// www .carpetsense.biz/BikeRack/
First...your hitch is only rated at 500lbs, so there is no way anybody
would want to haul any bike over 400 lbs, let alone a full dresser at
900 lbs.
Second....the rocking back and forth will quickly cause a problem
(broken weld/ bolt) where the rail connects to the 2 inch receiver. It
would be much better with 2 receivers. One in the middle and one on
the side.
Third....I built one of these to carry a 200 lb scooter on the rear of
a Chevy Tracker. I even put the 2 additonal receivers. The weight of
the scooter being back 12 inches from the rear caused the front end of
the Tracker to be very very light. I don't know exactly how far back
your unit extends, but if it is more than 12 inches and the bike
weighs more than 250 lbs, I suspect it would do the same with a 1/2
ton pick-up.
Personally, for $450, I'd get a trailer with a rear ramp gate if I
were too lazy to load a bike.
Hank <~~~~has enclosed trailer and loves it!
Re: CHECKOUT THIS AWESOME BIKE HAULING HITCH
On Apr 10, 2:38=C2=A0pm, "Hustlin' Hank" <ninebal...@aol,com > wrote:
> On Apr 10, 11:56=EF=BF=BDam, "BIKE RACK HAULING" <sweet...@woh.rr,com > wro=
te:
>
> > This thing is way knarly! =EF=BF=BDNo trailer tags or loading your bike =
in the back
> > of a pickup. After riding all day and a few beers who wants to lift a bi=
ke
> > into a truck? =EF=BF=BDNOT I...
> > Check this out... Email me if you want one and you can have one too.
>
> > http :// www .carpetsense.biz/BikeRack/
>
> First...your hitch is only rated at 500lbs, so there is no way anybody
> would want to haul any bike over 400 lbs, let alone a full dresser at
> 900 lbs.
>
> Second....the rocking back and forth will quickly cause a problem
> (broken weld/ bolt) where the rail connects to the 2 inch receiver. It
> would be much better with 2 receivers. One in the middle and one on
> the side.
>
> Third....I built one of these to carry a 200 lb scooter on the rear of
> a Chevy Tracker. I even put the 2 additonal receivers. The weight of
> the scooter being back 12 inches from the rear caused the front end of
> the Tracker to be very very light. I don't know exactly how far back
> your unit extends, but if it is more than 12 inches and the bike
> weighs more than 250 lbs, I suspect it would do the same with a 1/2
> ton pick-up.
>
> Personally, for $450, I'd get a trailer with a rear ramp gate if I
> were too lazy to load a bike.
>
> Hank <~~~~has enclosed trailer and loves it!
I paid $450 for a brand new 6x12 trailer that tilts, and it can carry
my bike and my wifes bike, *if I needed to trailered them that is*
<g>
why would I buy a POS that puts more stress on my suspension than need
be, I think your barkin in the wrong NG there spunky
--
Pete
BS198
On Apr 10, 2:38=C2=A0pm, "Hustlin' Hank" <ninebal...@aol,com > wrote:
> On Apr 10, 11:56=EF=BF=BDam, "BIKE RACK HAULING" <sweet...@woh.rr,com > wro=
te:
>
> > This thing is way knarly! =EF=BF=BDNo trailer tags or loading your bike =
in the back
> > of a pickup. After riding all day and a few beers who wants to lift a bi=
ke
> > into a truck? =EF=BF=BDNOT I...
> > Check this out... Email me if you want one and you can have one too.
>
> > http :// www .carpetsense.biz/BikeRack/
>
> First...your hitch is only rated at 500lbs, so there is no way anybody
> would want to haul any bike over 400 lbs, let alone a full dresser at
> 900 lbs.
>
> Second....the rocking back and forth will quickly cause a problem
> (broken weld/ bolt) where the rail connects to the 2 inch receiver. It
> would be much better with 2 receivers. One in the middle and one on
> the side.
>
> Third....I built one of these to carry a 200 lb scooter on the rear of
> a Chevy Tracker. I even put the 2 additonal receivers. The weight of
> the scooter being back 12 inches from the rear caused the front end of
> the Tracker to be very very light. I don't know exactly how far back
> your unit extends, but if it is more than 12 inches and the bike
> weighs more than 250 lbs, I suspect it would do the same with a 1/2
> ton pick-up.
>
> Personally, for $450, I'd get a trailer with a rear ramp gate if I
> were too lazy to load a bike.
>
> Hank <~~~~has enclosed trailer and loves it!
I paid $450 for a brand new 6x12 trailer that tilts, and it can carry
my bike and my wifes bike, *if I needed to trailered them that is*
<g>
why would I buy a POS that puts more stress on my suspension than need
be, I think your barkin in the wrong NG there spunky
--
Pete
BS198
Re: CHECKOUT THIS AWESOME BIKE HAULING HITCH
On Apr 10, 3:49=C2=A0pm, Little_Nicky <cvitu...@excite,com > wrote:
> On Apr 10, 2:38=C2=A0pm, "Hustlin' Hank" <ninebal...@aol,com > wrote:
>
>
>
>
>
> > On Apr 10, 11:56=EF=BF=BDam, "BIKE RACK HAULING" <sweet...@woh.rr,com > w=
rote:
>
> > > This thing is way knarly! =EF=BF=BDNo trailer tags or loading your bik=
e in the back
> > > of a pickup. After riding all day and a few beers who wants to lift a =
bike
> > > into a truck? =EF=BF=BDNOT I...
> > > Check this out... Email me if you want one and you can have one too.
>
> > > http :// www .carpetsense.biz/BikeRack/
>
> > First...your hitch is only rated at 500lbs, so there is no way anybody
> > would want to haul any bike over 400 lbs, let alone a full dresser at
> > 900 lbs.
>
> > Second....the rocking back and forth will quickly cause a problem
> > (broken weld/ bolt) where the rail connects to the 2 inch receiver. It
> > would be much better with 2 receivers. One in the middle and one on
> > the side.
>
> > Third....I built one of these to carry a 200 lb scooter on the rear of
> > a Chevy Tracker. I even put the 2 additonal receivers. The weight of
> > the scooter being back 12 inches from the rear caused the front end of
> > the Tracker to be very very light. I don't know exactly how far back
> > your unit extends, but if it is more than 12 inches and the bike
> > weighs more than 250 lbs, I suspect it would do the same with a 1/2
> > ton pick-up.
>
> > Personally, for $450, I'd get a trailer with a rear ramp gate if I
> > were too lazy to load a bike.
>
> > Hank <~~~~has enclosed trailer and loves it!
>
> I paid $450 for a brand new 6x12 trailer that tilts, and it can carry
> my bike and my wifes bike, *if I needed to trailered them that is*
> <g>
> why would I buy a POS that puts more stress on my suspension than need
> be, I think your barkin in the wrong NG there spunky
> --
> Pete
> BS198- Hide quoted text -
>
> - Show quoted text -
Guys, the price seems high and it definitely needs some refinement.
There are several things I don't like about it and would be deal
breakers for me (aside from the price).
But if you want to haul 1 bike on the back of a Tahoe, Explorer,
Navigator, truck, etc... a hitch hauler is a legitimate option.
dsc
On Apr 10, 3:49=C2=A0pm, Little_Nicky <cvitu...@excite,com > wrote:
> On Apr 10, 2:38=C2=A0pm, "Hustlin' Hank" <ninebal...@aol,com > wrote:
>
>
>
>
>
> > On Apr 10, 11:56=EF=BF=BDam, "BIKE RACK HAULING" <sweet...@woh.rr,com > w=
rote:
>
> > > This thing is way knarly! =EF=BF=BDNo trailer tags or loading your bik=
e in the back
> > > of a pickup. After riding all day and a few beers who wants to lift a =
bike
> > > into a truck? =EF=BF=BDNOT I...
> > > Check this out... Email me if you want one and you can have one too.
>
> > > http :// www .carpetsense.biz/BikeRack/
>
> > First...your hitch is only rated at 500lbs, so there is no way anybody
> > would want to haul any bike over 400 lbs, let alone a full dresser at
> > 900 lbs.
>
> > Second....the rocking back and forth will quickly cause a problem
> > (broken weld/ bolt) where the rail connects to the 2 inch receiver. It
> > would be much better with 2 receivers. One in the middle and one on
> > the side.
>
> > Third....I built one of these to carry a 200 lb scooter on the rear of
> > a Chevy Tracker. I even put the 2 additonal receivers. The weight of
> > the scooter being back 12 inches from the rear caused the front end of
> > the Tracker to be very very light. I don't know exactly how far back
> > your unit extends, but if it is more than 12 inches and the bike
> > weighs more than 250 lbs, I suspect it would do the same with a 1/2
> > ton pick-up.
>
> > Personally, for $450, I'd get a trailer with a rear ramp gate if I
> > were too lazy to load a bike.
>
> > Hank <~~~~has enclosed trailer and loves it!
>
> I paid $450 for a brand new 6x12 trailer that tilts, and it can carry
> my bike and my wifes bike, *if I needed to trailered them that is*
> <g>
> why would I buy a POS that puts more stress on my suspension than need
> be, I think your barkin in the wrong NG there spunky
> --
> Pete
> BS198- Hide quoted text -
>
> - Show quoted text -
Guys, the price seems high and it definitely needs some refinement.
There are several things I don't like about it and would be deal
breakers for me (aside from the price).
But if you want to haul 1 bike on the back of a Tahoe, Explorer,
Navigator, truck, etc... a hitch hauler is a legitimate option.
dsc
Re: CHECKOUT THIS AWESOME BIKE HAULING HITCH
On Apr 10, 2:38=C2=A0pm, "Hustlin' Hank" <ninebal...@aol,com > wrote:
> On Apr 10, 11:56=EF=BF=BDam, "BIKE RACK HAULING" <sweet...@woh.rr,com > wro=
te:
>
> > This thing is way knarly! =EF=BF=BDNo trailer tags or loading your bike =
in the back
> > of a pickup. After riding all day and a few beers who wants to lift a bi=
ke
> > into a truck? =EF=BF=BDNOT I...
> > Check this out... Email me if you want one and you can have one too.
>
> > http :// www .carpetsense.biz/BikeRack/
>
> First...your hitch is only rated at 500lbs, so there is no way anybody
> would want to haul any bike over 400 lbs, let alone a full dresser at
> 900 lbs.
>
> Second....the rocking back and forth will quickly cause a problem
> (broken weld/ bolt) where the rail connects to the 2 inch receiver. It
> would be much better with 2 receivers. One in the middle and one on
> the side.
>
> Third....I built one of these to carry a 200 lb scooter on the rear of
> a Chevy Tracker. I even put the 2 additonal receivers. The weight of
> the scooter being back 12 inches from the rear caused the front end of
> the Tracker to be very very light. I don't know exactly how far back
> your unit extends, but if it is more than 12 inches and the bike
> weighs more than 250 lbs, I suspect it would do the same with a 1/2
> ton pick-up.
>
> Personally, for $450, I'd get a trailer with a rear ramp gate if I
> were too lazy to load a bike.
>
> Hank <~~~~has enclosed trailer and loves it!
Sorry Hank, didn't mean to step on your post, beers on me!
Pete
BS198
On Apr 10, 2:38=C2=A0pm, "Hustlin' Hank" <ninebal...@aol,com > wrote:
> On Apr 10, 11:56=EF=BF=BDam, "BIKE RACK HAULING" <sweet...@woh.rr,com > wro=
te:
>
> > This thing is way knarly! =EF=BF=BDNo trailer tags or loading your bike =
in the back
> > of a pickup. After riding all day and a few beers who wants to lift a bi=
ke
> > into a truck? =EF=BF=BDNOT I...
> > Check this out... Email me if you want one and you can have one too.
>
> > http :// www .carpetsense.biz/BikeRack/
>
> First...your hitch is only rated at 500lbs, so there is no way anybody
> would want to haul any bike over 400 lbs, let alone a full dresser at
> 900 lbs.
>
> Second....the rocking back and forth will quickly cause a problem
> (broken weld/ bolt) where the rail connects to the 2 inch receiver. It
> would be much better with 2 receivers. One in the middle and one on
> the side.
>
> Third....I built one of these to carry a 200 lb scooter on the rear of
> a Chevy Tracker. I even put the 2 additonal receivers. The weight of
> the scooter being back 12 inches from the rear caused the front end of
> the Tracker to be very very light. I don't know exactly how far back
> your unit extends, but if it is more than 12 inches and the bike
> weighs more than 250 lbs, I suspect it would do the same with a 1/2
> ton pick-up.
>
> Personally, for $450, I'd get a trailer with a rear ramp gate if I
> were too lazy to load a bike.
>
> Hank <~~~~has enclosed trailer and loves it!
Sorry Hank, didn't mean to step on your post, beers on me!
Pete
BS198
Re: CHECKOUT THIS AWESOME BIKE HAULING HITCH
On Apr 10, 3:38 pm, "Hustlin' Hank" <ninebal...@aol,com > wrote:
>
>
> Second....the rocking back and forth will quickly cause a problem
> (broken weld/ bolt) where the rail connects to the 2 inch receiver. It
> would be much better with 2 receivers. One in the middle and one on
> the side.
2 recievers should not be necessary for any dirt bike... but gussets
where you mentioned might be a good idea.
>
> Third....I built one of these to carry a 200 lb scooter on the rear of
> a Chevy Tracker. I even put the 2 additonal receivers. The weight of
> the scooter being back 12 inches from the rear caused the front end of
> the Tracker to be very very light. I don't know exactly how far back
> your unit extends, but if it is more than 12 inches and the bike
> weighs more than 250 lbs, I suspect it would do the same with a 1/2
> ton pick-up.
The first one I built hauled an XR400 on the back of an S-15 Jimmy
with rear mounted spare tire. I had to set the rail back far enough to
clear the tire. No real problems even with the short Jimmy and 270
pound XR.
You'd not even know an XR650 was back there on a full sized truck.
I've got a buddy that tried a YZ426 on the rear of a Jeep... a little
dicey...
>
> Personally, for $450,
I think that is steep too... (but shipping would be pretty expensive.
It probably weighs 70 pounds.)
On Apr 10, 3:38 pm, "Hustlin' Hank" <ninebal...@aol,com > wrote:
>
>
> Second....the rocking back and forth will quickly cause a problem
> (broken weld/ bolt) where the rail connects to the 2 inch receiver. It
> would be much better with 2 receivers. One in the middle and one on
> the side.
2 recievers should not be necessary for any dirt bike... but gussets
where you mentioned might be a good idea.
>
> Third....I built one of these to carry a 200 lb scooter on the rear of
> a Chevy Tracker. I even put the 2 additonal receivers. The weight of
> the scooter being back 12 inches from the rear caused the front end of
> the Tracker to be very very light. I don't know exactly how far back
> your unit extends, but if it is more than 12 inches and the bike
> weighs more than 250 lbs, I suspect it would do the same with a 1/2
> ton pick-up.
The first one I built hauled an XR400 on the back of an S-15 Jimmy
with rear mounted spare tire. I had to set the rail back far enough to
clear the tire. No real problems even with the short Jimmy and 270
pound XR.
You'd not even know an XR650 was back there on a full sized truck.
I've got a buddy that tried a YZ426 on the rear of a Jeep... a little
dicey...
>
> Personally, for $450,
I think that is steep too... (but shipping would be pretty expensive.
It probably weighs 70 pounds.)
Re: CHECKOUT THIS AWESOME BIKE HAULING HITCH
The bike rack weighs close to 80lbs and is "obviously" very cumbersome so,
shipping it is not cheap. I do thank you for the level headed reply and
helpful comments.
I am not the one building these things, I just help paint them SMILE
Many people do not have the know-how or even want to build something like
this and my posting is only an offer to sell them. It works well for me and
maybe somebody out there might want one.. Who Knows without trying? I just,
did not expect such a flurry of hatred when posting LOL..
WAIT WAIT.. Maybe I did.. I posted on RMD a long time ago selling a KZ450 I
had and I posted a video of me riding a wheelie on it wearing a bikini
something or another and LORD HAVE MERCY.. You should have seen the redneck
flurry posting replies. I was number one thread on the website for a week.
It made me a lot of money from people just browsing my site. Traffic =
Revenue!!! *rubbing greedy hands together*
As far as knowing my bike is on the back of my Blazer, I can not even tell
it is there. I do worry about making sure I have clearance because it is
wider than my Blazer.
Leda
"dsc-ky" <Dudley.Cornman@eku.edu> wrote in message
news:a1e928dd-849c-4cb7-be1c-6add397859d4@m3g2000hsc.googlegroups,com ...
On Apr 10, 3:38 pm, "Hustlin' Hank" <ninebal...@aol,com > wrote:
>
>
> Second....the rocking back and forth will quickly cause a problem
> (broken weld/ bolt) where the rail connects to the 2 inch receiver. It
> would be much better with 2 receivers. One in the middle and one on
> the side.
2 recievers should not be necessary for any dirt bike... but gussets
where you mentioned might be a good idea.
>
> Third....I built one of these to carry a 200 lb scooter on the rear of
> a Chevy Tracker. I even put the 2 additonal receivers. The weight of
> the scooter being back 12 inches from the rear caused the front end of
> the Tracker to be very very light. I don't know exactly how far back
> your unit extends, but if it is more than 12 inches and the bike
> weighs more than 250 lbs, I suspect it would do the same with a 1/2
> ton pick-up.
The first one I built hauled an XR400 on the back of an S-15 Jimmy
with rear mounted spare tire. I had to set the rail back far enough to
clear the tire. No real problems even with the short Jimmy and 270
pound XR.
You'd not even know an XR650 was back there on a full sized truck.
I've got a buddy that tried a YZ426 on the rear of a Jeep... a little
dicey...
>
> Personally, for $450,
I think that is steep too... (but shipping would be pretty expensive.
It probably weighs 70 pounds.)
The bike rack weighs close to 80lbs and is "obviously" very cumbersome so,
shipping it is not cheap. I do thank you for the level headed reply and
helpful comments.
I am not the one building these things, I just help paint them SMILE
Many people do not have the know-how or even want to build something like
this and my posting is only an offer to sell them. It works well for me and
maybe somebody out there might want one.. Who Knows without trying? I just,
did not expect such a flurry of hatred when posting LOL..
WAIT WAIT.. Maybe I did.. I posted on RMD a long time ago selling a KZ450 I
had and I posted a video of me riding a wheelie on it wearing a bikini
something or another and LORD HAVE MERCY.. You should have seen the redneck
flurry posting replies. I was number one thread on the website for a week.
It made me a lot of money from people just browsing my site. Traffic =
Revenue!!! *rubbing greedy hands together*
As far as knowing my bike is on the back of my Blazer, I can not even tell
it is there. I do worry about making sure I have clearance because it is
wider than my Blazer.
Leda
"dsc-ky" <Dudley.Cornman@eku.edu> wrote in message
news:a1e928dd-849c-4cb7-be1c-6add397859d4@m3g2000hsc.googlegroups,com ...
On Apr 10, 3:38 pm, "Hustlin' Hank" <ninebal...@aol,com > wrote:
>
>
> Second....the rocking back and forth will quickly cause a problem
> (broken weld/ bolt) where the rail connects to the 2 inch receiver. It
> would be much better with 2 receivers. One in the middle and one on
> the side.
2 recievers should not be necessary for any dirt bike... but gussets
where you mentioned might be a good idea.
>
> Third....I built one of these to carry a 200 lb scooter on the rear of
> a Chevy Tracker. I even put the 2 additonal receivers. The weight of
> the scooter being back 12 inches from the rear caused the front end of
> the Tracker to be very very light. I don't know exactly how far back
> your unit extends, but if it is more than 12 inches and the bike
> weighs more than 250 lbs, I suspect it would do the same with a 1/2
> ton pick-up.
The first one I built hauled an XR400 on the back of an S-15 Jimmy
with rear mounted spare tire. I had to set the rail back far enough to
clear the tire. No real problems even with the short Jimmy and 270
pound XR.
You'd not even know an XR650 was back there on a full sized truck.
I've got a buddy that tried a YZ426 on the rear of a Jeep... a little
dicey...
>
> Personally, for $450,
I think that is steep too... (but shipping would be pretty expensive.
It probably weighs 70 pounds.)
Re: CHECKOUT THIS AWESOME BIKE HAULING HITCH
On Thu, 10 Apr 2008 17:41:57 -0400, "LEDAMAY" <sweetass@woh.rr,com >
wrote:
>The bike rack weighs close to 80lbs and is "obviously" very cumbersome so,
>shipping it is not cheap. I do thank you for the level headed reply and
>helpful comments.
>
>I am not the one building these things, I just help paint them SMILE
>
>Many people do not have the know-how or even want to build something like
>this and my posting is only an offer to sell them.
Which makes you legally liable for their performance.
> It works well for me and
>maybe somebody out there might want one.. Who Knows without trying? I just,
>did not expect such a flurry of hatred when posting LOL..
The Internet has a funny way of calling 'bullshit' just when
you least expect it.
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'Some days, it's just not worth chewing through the restraints.'
'With sufficient thrust, pigs fly just fine.'
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On Thu, 10 Apr 2008 17:41:57 -0400, "LEDAMAY" <sweetass@woh.rr,com >
wrote:
>The bike rack weighs close to 80lbs and is "obviously" very cumbersome so,
>shipping it is not cheap. I do thank you for the level headed reply and
>helpful comments.
>
>I am not the one building these things, I just help paint them SMILE
>
>Many people do not have the know-how or even want to build something like
>this and my posting is only an offer to sell them.
Which makes you legally liable for their performance.
> It works well for me and
>maybe somebody out there might want one.. Who Knows without trying? I just,
>did not expect such a flurry of hatred when posting LOL..
The Internet has a funny way of calling 'bullshit' just when
you least expect it.
--
Click here every day to feed an animal that needs you today !!!
http :// www .theanimalrescuesite,com /
Paul ( pjm @ pobox . com ) - remove spaces to email me
'Some days, it's just not worth chewing through the restraints.'
'With sufficient thrust, pigs fly just fine.'
HVAC/R program for Palm PDA's
Free demo now available online http :// pmilligan,net /palm/
Re: CHECKOUT THIS AWESOME BIKE HAULING HITCH
I do not build them but want to make sure they are legit and worthy.
RMD is a help and everyone in-spite of the rudeness, has been helpful. I've
learned a lot and plan to change my tactics on posting it later when I do
run ads.
Leda
<.p.jm@see_my_sig_for_address,com > wrote in message
news:7u2tv3pso98takj5uk4o8dj3g3rvpr3bhe@4ax,com ...
> On Thu, 10 Apr 2008 17:41:57 -0400, "LEDAMAY" <sweetass@woh.rr,com >
> wrote:
>
>>The bike rack weighs close to 80lbs and is "obviously" very cumbersome so,
>>shipping it is not cheap. I do thank you for the level headed reply and
>>helpful comments.
>>
>>I am not the one building these things, I just help paint them SMILE
>>
>>Many people do not have the know-how or even want to build something like
>>this and my posting is only an offer to sell them.
>
> Which makes you legally liable for their performance.
>
>
>> It works well for me and
>>maybe somebody out there might want one.. Who Knows without trying? I
>>just,
>>did not expect such a flurry of hatred when posting LOL..
>
> The Internet has a funny way of calling 'bullshit' just when
> you least expect it.
>
>
> --
> Click here every day to feed an animal that needs you today !!!
> http :// www .theanimalrescuesite,com /
>
> Paul ( pjm @ pobox . com ) - remove spaces to email me
> 'Some days, it's just not worth chewing through the restraints.'
> 'With sufficient thrust, pigs fly just fine.'
> HVAC/R program for Palm PDA's
> Free demo now available online http :// pmilligan,net /palm/
I do not build them but want to make sure they are legit and worthy.
RMD is a help and everyone in-spite of the rudeness, has been helpful. I've
learned a lot and plan to change my tactics on posting it later when I do
run ads.
Leda
<.p.jm@see_my_sig_for_address,com > wrote in message
news:7u2tv3pso98takj5uk4o8dj3g3rvpr3bhe@4ax,com ...
> On Thu, 10 Apr 2008 17:41:57 -0400, "LEDAMAY" <sweetass@woh.rr,com >
> wrote:
>
>>The bike rack weighs close to 80lbs and is "obviously" very cumbersome so,
>>shipping it is not cheap. I do thank you for the level headed reply and
>>helpful comments.
>>
>>I am not the one building these things, I just help paint them SMILE
>>
>>Many people do not have the know-how or even want to build something like
>>this and my posting is only an offer to sell them.
>
> Which makes you legally liable for their performance.
>
>
>> It works well for me and
>>maybe somebody out there might want one.. Who Knows without trying? I
>>just,
>>did not expect such a flurry of hatred when posting LOL..
>
> The Internet has a funny way of calling 'bullshit' just when
> you least expect it.
>
>
> --
> Click here every day to feed an animal that needs you today !!!
> http :// www .theanimalrescuesite,com /
>
> Paul ( pjm @ pobox . com ) - remove spaces to email me
> 'Some days, it's just not worth chewing through the restraints.'
> 'With sufficient thrust, pigs fly just fine.'
> HVAC/R program for Palm PDA's
> Free demo now available online http :// pmilligan,net /palm/
Re: CHECKOUT THIS AWESOME BIKE HAULING HITCH
On Thu, 10 Apr 2008 18:05:11 -0400, "LEDAMAY" <sweetass@woh.rr,com >
wrote:
>I do not build them but want to make sure they are legit and worthy.
>RMD is a help and everyone in-spite of the rudeness, has been helpful. I've
>learned a lot and plan to change my tactics on posting it later when I do
>run ads.
>
>Leda
Make sure to picture this scenario - someone buys one, and has
an accident on the road. 3 people are maimed for life. Two trannys
break a heel and want to collect for pain and suffering. 3 vehicles
trashed
The driver CLAIMS your product had something to do with it.
Doesn't matter if it DID or not, he CLAIMS it did. Anything - that it
broke, that it broke the hitch, that it added sway from weight
misplacement, that the bike fell off, that if fucked up the steering -
on and on.
Ford Motor Company swears to it. So does Dunlop. They have
10 lawyers and 17 experts with PH D's SWEARING it wasn't their vehicle
or their tires, it was YOUR little home-shop welded thingy, the one
with no independent engineering stamp, no testing, no DOT approval,
etc.
The insurance company says 'Sorry, that's not covered under
the driver's policy, he should have known it was an unapproved and
unsafe device'.
So, they say 'It's not our fault, so we're not liable for that
$ 10,000,000 verdict, the guys that made and sold the rack are !'.
Now it's your turn to talk. I suggest you start out with
something like 'Your Honor', or 'May it please the court'.
What do you have to say next ?
--
Click here every day to feed an animal that needs you today !!!
http :// www .theanimalrescuesite,com /
Paul ( pjm @ pobox . com ) - remove spaces to email me
'Some days, it's just not worth chewing through the restraints.'
'With sufficient thrust, pigs fly just fine.'
HVAC/R program for Palm PDA's
Free demo now available online http :// pmilligan,net /palm/
On Thu, 10 Apr 2008 18:05:11 -0400, "LEDAMAY" <sweetass@woh.rr,com >
wrote:
>I do not build them but want to make sure they are legit and worthy.
>RMD is a help and everyone in-spite of the rudeness, has been helpful. I've
>learned a lot and plan to change my tactics on posting it later when I do
>run ads.
>
>Leda
Make sure to picture this scenario - someone buys one, and has
an accident on the road. 3 people are maimed for life. Two trannys
break a heel and want to collect for pain and suffering. 3 vehicles
trashed
The driver CLAIMS your product had something to do with it.
Doesn't matter if it DID or not, he CLAIMS it did. Anything - that it
broke, that it broke the hitch, that it added sway from weight
misplacement, that the bike fell off, that if fucked up the steering -
on and on.
Ford Motor Company swears to it. So does Dunlop. They have
10 lawyers and 17 experts with PH D's SWEARING it wasn't their vehicle
or their tires, it was YOUR little home-shop welded thingy, the one
with no independent engineering stamp, no testing, no DOT approval,
etc.
The insurance company says 'Sorry, that's not covered under
the driver's policy, he should have known it was an unapproved and
unsafe device'.
So, they say 'It's not our fault, so we're not liable for that
$ 10,000,000 verdict, the guys that made and sold the rack are !'.
Now it's your turn to talk. I suggest you start out with
something like 'Your Honor', or 'May it please the court'.
What do you have to say next ?
--
Click here every day to feed an animal that needs you today !!!
http :// www .theanimalrescuesite,com /
Paul ( pjm @ pobox . com ) - remove spaces to email me
'Some days, it's just not worth chewing through the restraints.'
'With sufficient thrust, pigs fly just fine.'
HVAC/R program for Palm PDA's
Free demo now available online http :// pmilligan,net /palm/
Re: CHECKOUT THIS AWESOME BIKE HAULING HITCH
How about this?
I have my lawyer draw something up (in crayon) that says.. Buy this garage
backyard crack head JOBBIE at own risk. ALL RESPONSIBILITY STOPS HERE!
That work for ya?
It works, I like it, and just posting here to day bored has made it ALLLL
WORTH IT!
Leda
<.p.jm@see_my_sig_for_address,com > wrote in message
news:n64tv3p3e7e0240cnk6hfgoainf9sc7e61@4ax,com ...
> On Thu, 10 Apr 2008 18:05:11 -0400, "LEDAMAY" <sweetass@woh.rr,com >
> wrote:
>
>>I do not build them but want to make sure they are legit and worthy.
>>RMD is a help and everyone in-spite of the rudeness, has been helpful.
>>I've
>>learned a lot and plan to change my tactics on posting it later when I do
>>run ads.
>>
>>Leda
>
> Make sure to picture this scenario - someone buys one, and has
> an accident on the road. 3 people are maimed for life. Two trannys
> break a heel and want to collect for pain and suffering. 3 vehicles
> trashed
>
> The driver CLAIMS your product had something to do with it.
> Doesn't matter if it DID or not, he CLAIMS it did. Anything - that it
> broke, that it broke the hitch, that it added sway from weight
> misplacement, that the bike fell off, that if fucked up the steering -
> on and on.
>
> Ford Motor Company swears to it. So does Dunlop. They have
> 10 lawyers and 17 experts with PH D's SWEARING it wasn't their vehicle
> or their tires, it was YOUR little home-shop welded thingy, the one
> with no independent engineering stamp, no testing, no DOT approval,
> etc.
>
> The insurance company says 'Sorry, that's not covered under
> the driver's policy, he should have known it was an unapproved and
> unsafe device'.
>
> So, they say 'It's not our fault, so we're not liable for that
> $ 10,000,000 verdict, the guys that made and sold the rack are !'.
>
> Now it's your turn to talk. I suggest you start out with
> something like 'Your Honor', or 'May it please the court'.
>
> What do you have to say next ?
>
>
>
> --
> Click here every day to feed an animal that needs you today !!!
> http :// www .theanimalrescuesite,com /
>
> Paul ( pjm @ pobox . com ) - remove spaces to email me
> 'Some days, it's just not worth chewing through the restraints.'
> 'With sufficient thrust, pigs fly just fine.'
> HVAC/R program for Palm PDA's
> Free demo now available online http :// pmilligan,net /palm/
How about this?
I have my lawyer draw something up (in crayon) that says.. Buy this garage
backyard crack head JOBBIE at own risk. ALL RESPONSIBILITY STOPS HERE!
That work for ya?
It works, I like it, and just posting here to day bored has made it ALLLL
WORTH IT!
Leda
<.p.jm@see_my_sig_for_address,com > wrote in message
news:n64tv3p3e7e0240cnk6hfgoainf9sc7e61@4ax,com ...
> On Thu, 10 Apr 2008 18:05:11 -0400, "LEDAMAY" <sweetass@woh.rr,com >
> wrote:
>
>>I do not build them but want to make sure they are legit and worthy.
>>RMD is a help and everyone in-spite of the rudeness, has been helpful.
>>I've
>>learned a lot and plan to change my tactics on posting it later when I do
>>run ads.
>>
>>Leda
>
> Make sure to picture this scenario - someone buys one, and has
> an accident on the road. 3 people are maimed for life. Two trannys
> break a heel and want to collect for pain and suffering. 3 vehicles
> trashed
>
> The driver CLAIMS your product had something to do with it.
> Doesn't matter if it DID or not, he CLAIMS it did. Anything - that it
> broke, that it broke the hitch, that it added sway from weight
> misplacement, that the bike fell off, that if fucked up the steering -
> on and on.
>
> Ford Motor Company swears to it. So does Dunlop. They have
> 10 lawyers and 17 experts with PH D's SWEARING it wasn't their vehicle
> or their tires, it was YOUR little home-shop welded thingy, the one
> with no independent engineering stamp, no testing, no DOT approval,
> etc.
>
> The insurance company says 'Sorry, that's not covered under
> the driver's policy, he should have known it was an unapproved and
> unsafe device'.
>
> So, they say 'It's not our fault, so we're not liable for that
> $ 10,000,000 verdict, the guys that made and sold the rack are !'.
>
> Now it's your turn to talk. I suggest you start out with
> something like 'Your Honor', or 'May it please the court'.
>
> What do you have to say next ?
>
>
>
> --
> Click here every day to feed an animal that needs you today !!!
> http :// www .theanimalrescuesite,com /
>
> Paul ( pjm @ pobox . com ) - remove spaces to email me
> 'Some days, it's just not worth chewing through the restraints.'
> 'With sufficient thrust, pigs fly just fine.'
> HVAC/R program for Palm PDA's
> Free demo now available online http :// pmilligan,net /palm/
Re: CHECKOUT THIS AWESOME BIKE HAULING HITCH
On Thu, 10 Apr 2008 18:44:53 -0400, "LEDAMAY" <sweetass@woh.rr,com >
wrote:
>How about this?
>
>I have my lawyer draw something up (in crayon) that says.. Buy this garage
>backyard crack head JOBBIE at own risk. ALL RESPONSIBILITY STOPS HERE!
>
>That work for ya?
It would be right in keeping with the product itself.
>
>It works, I like it, and just posting here to day bored has made it ALLLL
>WORTH IT!
>
>Leda
>
>
>
><.p.jm@see_my_sig_for_address,com > wrote in message
>news:n64tv3p3e7e0240cnk6hfgoainf9sc7e61@4ax,com ...
>> On Thu, 10 Apr 2008 18:05:11 -0400, "LEDAMAY" <sweetass@woh.rr,com >
>> wrote:
>>
>>>I do not build them but want to make sure they are legit and worthy.
>>>RMD is a help and everyone in-spite of the rudeness, has been helpful.
>>>I've
>>>learned a lot and plan to change my tactics on posting it later when I do
>>>run ads.
>>>
>>>Leda
>>
>> Make sure to picture this scenario - someone buys one, and has
>> an accident on the road. 3 people are maimed for life. Two trannys
>> break a heel and want to collect for pain and suffering. 3 vehicles
>> trashed
>>
>> The driver CLAIMS your product had something to do with it.
>> Doesn't matter if it DID or not, he CLAIMS it did. Anything - that it
>> broke, that it broke the hitch, that it added sway from weight
>> misplacement, that the bike fell off, that if fucked up the steering -
>> on and on.
>>
>> Ford Motor Company swears to it. So does Dunlop. They have
>> 10 lawyers and 17 experts with PH D's SWEARING it wasn't their vehicle
>> or their tires, it was YOUR little home-shop welded thingy, the one
>> with no independent engineering stamp, no testing, no DOT approval,
>> etc.
>>
>> The insurance company says 'Sorry, that's not covered under
>> the driver's policy, he should have known it was an unapproved and
>> unsafe device'.
>>
>> So, they say 'It's not our fault, so we're not liable for that
>> $ 10,000,000 verdict, the guys that made and sold the rack are !'.
>>
>> Now it's your turn to talk. I suggest you start out with
>> something like 'Your Honor', or 'May it please the court'.
>>
>> What do you have to say next ?
>>
>>
>>
>> --
>> Click here every day to feed an animal that needs you today !!!
>> http :// www .theanimalrescuesite,com /
>>
>> Paul ( pjm @ pobox . com ) - remove spaces to email me
>> 'Some days, it's just not worth chewing through the restraints.'
>> 'With sufficient thrust, pigs fly just fine.'
>> HVAC/R program for Palm PDA's
>> Free demo now available online http :// pmilligan,net /palm/
>
--
Click here every day to feed an animal that needs you today !!!
http :// www .theanimalrescuesite,com /
Paul ( pjm @ pobox . com ) - remove spaces to email me
'Some days, it's just not worth chewing through the restraints.'
'With sufficient thrust, pigs fly just fine.'
HVAC/R program for Palm PDA's
Free demo now available online http :// pmilligan,net /palm/
On Thu, 10 Apr 2008 18:44:53 -0400, "LEDAMAY" <sweetass@woh.rr,com >
wrote:
>How about this?
>
>I have my lawyer draw something up (in crayon) that says.. Buy this garage
>backyard crack head JOBBIE at own risk. ALL RESPONSIBILITY STOPS HERE!
>
>That work for ya?
It would be right in keeping with the product itself.
>
>It works, I like it, and just posting here to day bored has made it ALLLL
>WORTH IT!
>
>Leda
>
>
>
><.p.jm@see_my_sig_for_address,com > wrote in message
>news:n64tv3p3e7e0240cnk6hfgoainf9sc7e61@4ax,com ...
>> On Thu, 10 Apr 2008 18:05:11 -0400, "LEDAMAY" <sweetass@woh.rr,com >
>> wrote:
>>
>>>I do not build them but want to make sure they are legit and worthy.
>>>RMD is a help and everyone in-spite of the rudeness, has been helpful.
>>>I've
>>>learned a lot and plan to change my tactics on posting it later when I do
>>>run ads.
>>>
>>>Leda
>>
>> Make sure to picture this scenario - someone buys one, and has
>> an accident on the road. 3 people are maimed for life. Two trannys
>> break a heel and want to collect for pain and suffering. 3 vehicles
>> trashed
>>
>> The driver CLAIMS your product had something to do with it.
>> Doesn't matter if it DID or not, he CLAIMS it did. Anything - that it
>> broke, that it broke the hitch, that it added sway from weight
>> misplacement, that the bike fell off, that if fucked up the steering -
>> on and on.
>>
>> Ford Motor Company swears to it. So does Dunlop. They have
>> 10 lawyers and 17 experts with PH D's SWEARING it wasn't their vehicle
>> or their tires, it was YOUR little home-shop welded thingy, the one
>> with no independent engineering stamp, no testing, no DOT approval,
>> etc.
>>
>> The insurance company says 'Sorry, that's not covered under
>> the driver's policy, he should have known it was an unapproved and
>> unsafe device'.
>>
>> So, they say 'It's not our fault, so we're not liable for that
>> $ 10,000,000 verdict, the guys that made and sold the rack are !'.
>>
>> Now it's your turn to talk. I suggest you start out with
>> something like 'Your Honor', or 'May it please the court'.
>>
>> What do you have to say next ?
>>
>>
>>
>> --
>> Click here every day to feed an animal that needs you today !!!
>> http :// www .theanimalrescuesite,com /
>>
>> Paul ( pjm @ pobox . com ) - remove spaces to email me
>> 'Some days, it's just not worth chewing through the restraints.'
>> 'With sufficient thrust, pigs fly just fine.'
>> HVAC/R program for Palm PDA's
>> Free demo now available online http :// pmilligan,net /palm/
>
--
Click here every day to feed an animal that needs you today !!!
http :// www .theanimalrescuesite,com /
Paul ( pjm @ pobox . com ) - remove spaces to email me
'Some days, it's just not worth chewing through the restraints.'
'With sufficient thrust, pigs fly just fine.'
HVAC/R program for Palm PDA's
Free demo now available online http :// pmilligan,net /palm/
Re: CHECKOUT THIS AWESOME BIKE HAULING HITCH
On Apr 10, 6:44 pm, "LEDAMAY" <sweet...@woh.rr,com > wrote:
> How about this?
>
> I have my lawyer draw something up (in crayon) that says.. Buy this garage
> backyard crack head JOBBIE at own risk. ALL RESPONSIBILITY STOPS HERE!
>
> That work for ya?
>
That may/may not help for the person that purchased the hauler... but
the guy who hit the bike that fell off the hauler didn't sign
anything...
There's probalby nothing wrong with selling a few well made haulers to
friends, etc. maybe with just the waiver. But when you open it up the
the internet, you better be insured and be very sure of your product.
On Apr 10, 6:44 pm, "LEDAMAY" <sweet...@woh.rr,com > wrote:
> How about this?
>
> I have my lawyer draw something up (in crayon) that says.. Buy this garage
> backyard crack head JOBBIE at own risk. ALL RESPONSIBILITY STOPS HERE!
>
> That work for ya?
>
That may/may not help for the person that purchased the hauler... but
the guy who hit the bike that fell off the hauler didn't sign
anything...
There's probalby nothing wrong with selling a few well made haulers to
friends, etc. maybe with just the waiver. But when you open it up the
the internet, you better be insured and be very sure of your product.
Re: CHECKOUT THIS AWESOME BIKE HAULING HITCH
"LEDAMAY" <sweetass@woh.rr,com > wrote in message
news:47fe899f$0$22147$4c368faf@roadrunner,com ...
Your Anita from PA ya lying bitch.
--
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Philly Hoodlum©#37
"LEDAMAY" <sweetass@woh.rr,com > wrote in message
news:47fe899f$0$22147$4c368faf@roadrunner,com ...
Your Anita from PA ya lying bitch.
--
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Philly Hoodlum©#37
