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Motorcycle Carriers Hitch Mounted

Bob S.

Bob S.

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Sep 1, 2016
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Has anyone used a Visa Haul or similare hitch mounted system on a Eco Diesel with the air suspension system!
I want to carry my Adventure bike to the southern USA and want to know if these units are safe and can the truck handle the weight.
 
DRMAC

DRMAC

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Oct 10, 2016
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Bob S. said:
Has anyone used a Visa Haul or similare hitch mounted system on a Eco Diesel with the air suspension system!
I want to carry my Adventure bike to the southern USA and want to know if these units are safe and can the truck handle the weight.
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Personally I never used a Visa Haul hitch. But it might be a mute point. I think the Tow/Haul button that's selectable disables the air suspension while your hauling.
 
jdn112011

jdn112011

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Oct 18, 2015
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DRMAC said:
Personally I never used a Visa Haul hitch. But it might be a mute point. I think the Tow/Haul button that's selectable disables the air suspension while your hauling.
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No, the tow haul disables Aero mode and the suspension only levels as needed. It does not disable the air.
 
jdn112011

jdn112011

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The 1500 air can handle about 1000# of direct tongue weight without complaining, depending how close or far from the hitch that may very. I Used to run up to 3,000# in the bed.

You state an adventure bike, so I think a enduro, crossover type? Maybe 400#? Wouldn't sweat it
 
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