Thread: How not to load a bike on a trailer. . .
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Old 05-08-2009, 01:26 PM
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Not only do you need help when loading, need some when you unload too. When you release a strap on one side, it will pull it the opposite direction pretty quick. I've perfected it by loading/unloading by myself by sitting on it as i strap and unstrap it, but luckily I've got the long arms and legs to do it.

Sorry it happened, at least you weren't hurt. I wonder if those paintless dent doctor places could help ya with that crease? Might be worth a call......
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