Rebel 1100 on the trailer 

I'm glad you found it helpful! 🤙

Thank you Eric! you are too kind my friend! personally i totally agree with you about riding the bike up, it's much easier, but some might not feel comfortable with that method and just in case the bike is too low to clear the top of the ramp. Thank you Eric for your support brother!

@@ontherebel11 the way to keep it from bottoming out when you load, place a piece of wood ( I use 2 one foot pieces of a 4x4 ) at the point where the ramp hits the ground. By placing the wood there it changes the loading angle giving you more clearance.

Thank you Tony, I'm glad you found it helpful brother! 🤙

Thank you Miguel!

Thank you for your kind words sir! If one is planning a longer haul, the 5x9 with suspension is the way to go! I'm happy that you found the video helpful! 👍

Thank you Art! 🙏

Thank you! 🤙

Thank you Amer, some bike / trailer ramp combinations don't provide enough clearance, so I had to learn early on to push the bike up so that the oil pan doesn't hit, with the Uhaul trailers It looks like I won't have to worry about that on the rebel! 🙏

Thank you John! 🙏 Much appreciated brother!

I'm glad you found it helpful! 🤙

Thank you Tony! 🙏

I'm glad to hear that! 🙏

Thank you for your kind feedback Keith!!!!

Thank you TK! 🙏

Hi Ranjit! I'm happy it it helpful brother! i don't have a video unfortunately but i would advise to increase distance between you and other cars, easy acceleration and braking, do not turn sharply and be mindful of the larger turning radius needed. best of luck sir!

You are very kind Julio! Thank you! ✌️

LOL don't i wish!

I'm really sorry about that, Several of us have struggled to find touch up paint with no luck, i got some pens off amazon for tiny scratches but i don't think they will work for the tank. this is what a few of us got based on the recommendation of a friend in the Facebook group www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00JSAE0ZY/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_asin_title_o07_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1 www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00JSAE00Y/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_asin_title_o06_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1 www.amazon.com/gp/product/B072LT4HCZ/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_asin_title_o06_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1

Congratulations Paloma!!!! 🤙

Thank you TK! These are the ones I have, you could get something smaller from home depot and they will do the trick, mine are from 2009 lol www.google.com/amp/s/loadall.com/apps/fireamp/products/gator-ratchet-strap-set

@@ontherebel11 rice I got 12 ft i hope they wont 'too long'

@@Tkh21209 no worries, you'll pull the extra length through the ratchet, you'll be alright 👍

@@ontherebel11 what do you mean by compressing suspension, do I have to do something or do you mean not too much "pull" on the suspension?

@@Tkh21209 right, not too much pull down on the suspension, if you pull down the suspension all the way down, you risk blowing a seal. Easy does it.

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It's so annoying isn't it?! But you can take the 5x9 one way I believe, it costs a little more though...

Totally agree it makes no sense. BUT, if you can get one, they have a one-way utility trailer with the motorcycle wheel chalk in front, and the ramp on this one is better than on their motorcycle trailer.

They do, I’m doing it today

They let you do one way trips if possible. Im doing it as I type this

Thank you for sharing your experience! This will be helpful to others! 🤙

Thank you for your feedback Vincent

Don’t listen to his directions Allways put tension on the suspension otherwise the bike will works its way free. The way you showed in the video is fine keep doing it that way. 👍🏼 keeping the bike straight with pulling tension front and putting the back straps pulling towards the front is the RIGHT way. @ontherebel11

Thank you for your support! 🤙

@@GunsNpyro mmmmk. I truck my harley everywhere over 5 hours. Never had mine come loose. I dont want to buy shocks every year.