Oldenkamp Hitch Cargo Carrier - RHMC1
Designed for smaller motorcycles - dirtbikes, sport bikes and small street bikes (up to 750cc). Simply slide in your hitch, load your bike's front tire and you're ready to go. No trailer needed!
Trailer Hitch Mounted Motorcycle Carrier for 1-1/4" Trailer Hitches
Features:
- Designed to carry dirt bikes, sport bikes, and small street bikes (up to 750 cc)
- Wheel cradle is v-shaped for a better tire hold which also stabilizes the bike while it is being tied down
- Includes 3 built in ratcheting wheel straps (1500 lbs each)
- Caddy has 4 different height settings to accommodate different hitch heights (from 12" to 22" tall)
- Includes metal ramp bracket and fasteners to drive motorcycle front tire into the wheel cage
- Wood to form the ramp must be provided - length of ramp depends on specific application
- Manufactured from structural square tubing
- Rust-resistant powder coat finish
Specs:
- Fits 1-1/4" x 1-1/4" (Class II only) square trailer hitch receivers
- Hitch height must be between 12" and 22" from the ground to the top of the hitch receiver opening
- Will hold bikes that weigh up to 800 lbs
- Capacity will be limited by the trailer hitch
- Will work with 16" - 21" motorcycle tires
- Tire must be less than 5-1/2" wide
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- Can the Hitch Mounted Motorcycle Caddy # RHMC1 Transport a Shaft Driven Honda 750
- This Hitch Mounted Motorcycle Caddy # RHMC1 is rated to handle bikes up to 750 cc so it should work well to carry your Honda 750cc motorcycle.
You will need to check with the local transportation laws and regulations to find out if this is a legal way to transport your motorcycle in Canada and every area you plan to travel to with this product.
Also, shaft driven motorcycles can be used with this style of carrier without a problem. You would just need to put your motorcycle in neutral and
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- Can the Oldenkamp Hitch Mounted Motorcycle Caddy # RHMC1 be Used in a Class I Receiver
- Oldenkamp states that their Hitch Mounted Motorcycle Caddy is designed for use in Class II receivers only. A Class I receiver has a very low tongue weight capacity, 200 lbs. Exceeding this capacity can cause damage to the hitch or the vehicle that could result in the loss of the towed accessory. Additionally, most of the hitch manufacturers weld or punch a stop into the receivers so that an accessory meant for a Class II receiver will not slide in far enough for the hitch pin holes to line up.
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- Does Oldenkamp Motorcycle Caddy RHMC1 Have an Integrated Jack to Raise and Lower Wheel for Loading
- The Oldenkamp Motorcycle Caddy for Class II receivers that you referenced, part # RHMC1 does not have an integrated jack. It does however include a metal ramp bracket that can be used to construct a ramp that would make loading the front wheel much easier for you.
They do offer a model for Class III receivers that has an integrated jack, part # RHMC1SV, but it would not be compatible with the Class II receiver on your Buick LeSabre.
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- Is the Oldenkamp Hitch Mounted Motorcycle Carrier Safe for Towing a Motorcycle in Neutral
- The Oldenkamp Hitch Mounted Motorcycle Caddy, # RHMC1, is designed to tow motorcycles up to 750cc. If your motorcycle is chain driven, then you should remove the chain. Removing the chain will allow your back wheel to rotate freely, similar to the front wheel, without rotating the motor.
If your motorcycle is shaft driven, then you will not have a problem as long as you put your motorcycle in neutral and do not exceed 65 miles per hour when towing.
You should also check with the manufact
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- Can I Carry a 2007 Triumph Tiger 1050 on a Hitch Mounted Motorcycle Carrier # RHMC1
- I spoke with my contact at Oldenkamp about carrying your 2007 Triumph Tiger 1050 with the Hitch Mounted Motorcycle Caddy, # RHMC1, on your 2002 Volkswagen GTI and your 2012 Ford Escape. He said the biggest issue that you will run into is your trailer hitches being able to carry the weight of the carrier and the motorcycle.
Your trailer hitch will have to support the weight of the bike carrier, 52 lbs, and half of the weight of your bike. I did some research on your bike and the dry weight is
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- Carrying a Vespa Scooter with a 2007 Subaru Outback Wagon with Class II Trailer Hitch
- Because of the wheel size on a Vespa and how low the brakes are relative to the wheel, you probably will not be able to tow a Vespa with carrier # RHMC1. The carrier is made to work with 16 to 21 inch motorcycle tires that are less than 5-1/2 inches wide.
If your 2007 Subaru Outback has a Class II trailer hitch with a 1-1/4 inch receiver there are some other options. If the wheel base on the Vespa is less than 48 inches, you could use carrier # RHWC1114. But you have to make sure that the Ves
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