Securing My PCX 125 on a trailer
Posted: Wed Aug 14, 2013 2:44 pm
Need some advice/tips on securing my PCX on my utility trailer. I purchased the device to help
hold the front wheel in place. I also have the "handlebar holders" which I slip over the ends of
the throttle and the left grip. My problem seems to be on the rear part of the bike. Despite placing a
towel across the rear of the seat, my ratchet tie downs seem to work themselves loose. Normally
I am not traveling that far (5 miles +/-), but they do come loose.
The last time this happened I put the bike on the side stand but the rachets still came loose. As a
rule of thumb, should I be using the side stand or the center stand? As I write this, it just popped
in my mind there may be a Youtube on this very issue! Anyway, any comments would be appreciated.
Also, for you loyal readers, etc., the reason for the transport issue is the bike was being brought to
a shop for some panel replacement. In order for me to get my "M" endorsement on my Drivers License,
the scooter must be working properly and right now the turn signals are on the blink because of a
minor accident. So we are getting all of that taken care of in order to move on with life. At this
time it is probably proper to give accolades to http://www.Bikebandit.com for great service in supplying me
with the parts I needed. Great pricing, quick delivery, and no freight fee because I ordered slightly over
$100 worth of parts.
Lecompte
2011 PCX (White)
hold the front wheel in place. I also have the "handlebar holders" which I slip over the ends of
the throttle and the left grip. My problem seems to be on the rear part of the bike. Despite placing a
towel across the rear of the seat, my ratchet tie downs seem to work themselves loose. Normally
I am not traveling that far (5 miles +/-), but they do come loose.
The last time this happened I put the bike on the side stand but the rachets still came loose. As a
rule of thumb, should I be using the side stand or the center stand? As I write this, it just popped
in my mind there may be a Youtube on this very issue! Anyway, any comments would be appreciated.
Also, for you loyal readers, etc., the reason for the transport issue is the bike was being brought to
a shop for some panel replacement. In order for me to get my "M" endorsement on my Drivers License,
the scooter must be working properly and right now the turn signals are on the blink because of a
minor accident. So we are getting all of that taken care of in order to move on with life. At this
time it is probably proper to give accolades to http://www.Bikebandit.com for great service in supplying me
with the parts I needed. Great pricing, quick delivery, and no freight fee because I ordered slightly over
$100 worth of parts.
Lecompte
2011 PCX (White)