I just bought and used a set today to haul my 1098R. I have never been so nervous in my life trailer-ing anything. This harness worked like a champ! I was going to stop there but I ended up adding many other straps as well, just to be on the safe side. Thanks for the vid and what an awesome product!
Yeah it seems too simple but works great. You would probably freak out how I trailer my bike now. No straps at all. lol I got a pitbull mount that goes through the rear axle and Locks it to a plate on the floor. So fast and easy if you have your own transportation. I still have everything else for when I need to move someone else's bike. Thanks for watching.
Funny you say that... im trying to decide between the canyon dancers and the Pitbull and the huge price difference. They also have a slightly cheaper version of the Pitbull called Moto-D. Not too much info on the internet tho. Thanks for the info. Think ima go for the Pitbull (mind you this is for 2 bikes in an F-150) even tho they're super expensive. Might just be worth it...
Thanks... I've been using canyon dancer for a while but a friend who lives far away has not. So, I watched your video and approved so I am forwarding it now... thanks bro!
Thank you for the free advertising. I'm the son of the owner of Canyon Dancer Motorcycle Products. If you are worried about the cup moving on the grip I have also seen people get some foam pipe wrapping that is used to go around you water pipes outside your house for the winter. It slips right inside. Just an idea. We also have new straps called a peg harness on our website. Only sold online. Please go check them out at Canyon Dancer inc..com. Any questions call the number on there and talk to the inventor himself. You can also shoot him an email also listed on the site.
Colin Stubbs no problem. You guys have great products. I have not been disappointed. The free advertising is well worth it and helps to educate others on your products. Thanks for the additional information.
C. Wright Kunkle just leave it on the kickstand to start. On the opposite side put on a strap loose so that it still hangs towards the kickstand. Once that’s on you can put a strap on the kickstand side and just work them from side to side until it’s straight up and secure.
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I just bought and used a set today to haul my 1098R. I have never been so nervous in my life trailer-ing anything. This harness worked like a champ! I was going to stop there but I ended up adding many other straps as well, just to be on the safe side. Thanks for the vid and what an awesome product!
Yeah it seems too simple but works great. You would probably freak out how I trailer my bike now. No straps at all. lol I got a pitbull mount that goes through the rear axle and Locks it to a plate on the floor. So fast and easy if you have your own transportation. I still have everything else for when I need to move someone else's bike. Thanks for watching.
Funny you say that... im trying to decide between the canyon dancers and the Pitbull and the huge price difference. They also have a slightly cheaper version of the Pitbull called Moto-D. Not too much info on the internet tho. Thanks for the info. Think ima go for the Pitbull (mind you this is for 2 bikes in an F-150) even tho they're super expensive. Might just be worth it...
I'm hauling 1198s tomorrow. It better work!
Thanks... I've been using canyon dancer for a while but a friend who lives far away has not. So, I watched your video and approved so I am forwarding it now... thanks bro!
one-of-us thanks for trusting me. I hope that it helps your buddy
Thanks for the info on the canyon dancers. The video was done so well, great job!
Outdoor Lady thank you. I am glad that I could help you. They are working great and can’t complain about anything.
Thanks for posting this up. I just ordered a set for my 2018 R6 after watching this. Very helpful!
Robert Paulson thank you. I am glad that this was able to help you. Good luck. 👍🏻
Thank you for the free advertising. I'm the son of the owner of Canyon Dancer Motorcycle Products. If you are worried about the cup moving on the grip I have also seen people get some foam pipe wrapping that is used to go around you water pipes outside your house for the winter. It slips right inside. Just an idea. We also have new straps called a peg harness on our website. Only sold online. Please go check them out at Canyon Dancer inc..com. Any questions call the number on there and talk to the inventor himself. You can also shoot him an email also listed on the site.
Colin Stubbs no problem. You guys have great products. I have not been disappointed. The free advertising is well worth it and helps to educate others on your products. Thanks for the additional information.
Thank you for this video
No problem. Thanks for watching.
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I always wonder if i compress mine too much, i feel like i do it to about where you have it.
I always have a secondary hold down just in case. Thanks for watching!
The handlebar on my '18 FJR1300 measures 29". Would the 28" be the one to buy or the 32". Great vid btw (Y)
I believe you need the 32". Their website will give you the correct answer. Thanks for watching.
@@DaveMedicus Yea, you are right. I bought the 32 based on their website- says "fits up to" Thanks for responding and the vid.
nice going!
Thanks for watching!
these are awesome
Yes they are. It was super easy and I didn't have to worry about it. Thanks for watching.
Straight to the point. 2nd pair back up? Meh,CD should have more confidence than that! Great video.
Thanks for watching!
Hey, does anyone know why the cups for the handlebars are 180° offset?
So that it can go over the bike better
How do you hold the bike in place, without it falling to one side, while you hook it up.
C. Wright Kunkle just leave it on the kickstand to start. On the opposite side put on a strap loose so that it still hangs towards the kickstand. Once that’s on you can put a strap on the kickstand side and just work them from side to side until it’s straight up and secure.