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Biker Bar For The B&W Motorcycle Tie-Down System for Trailers  

Updated 12/19/2025 | Published 06/09/2018



Question:

does the biker bar come with the bar that attaches to the bike ?

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Expert Reply:

The B&W Biker Bar Motorcycle Tie-Down System # BWMC2300, just includes the base and anchor plates.

That biker bar that attaches to the bikes is item # BWMC2302B. We also have a biker bar that fits Harley-Davidson Touring style motorcycles # BWMC2301B.

For the complete system that has the biker bar, base and anchor plates, I recommend B&W Biker Bar Motorcycle Tie-Down System for Trailers - Harley-Davidson Softail, Dyna, V-Rod Item # BWMC2302.

The Biker Bar System for Harley-Davidson Touring is # BWMC2301, Harley-Davidson 1-1/2" Custom Frame # BWMC2304 and Harley-Davidson Sportster # BWMC2303.

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Tom G.

2/27/2020

Im considering buying a B&W system for my 12 Aluma utility trailer, I have a 1997 HD ultra classic. Which system would work best for my Aluma trailer and 1997 HD ultra classic?

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Chris R.

2/27/2020

Since your 1997 Harley Davidson Ultra Classic is a Touring model, you would need the B&W Biker Bar # BWMC2301. This will work perfectly for the bike and also your Aluma Utility Trailer.

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Tie-Down-Anchors/B-and-W/BWMC2301.html

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Furnell

12/19/2025

Do it fits 2022 Suzuki M109R?

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Jesse M.

12/19/2025

@Furnell It might but B&W doesn't list a biker bar that's a confirmed fit for the 2022 Suzuki M109R. Its possible the # BWMC2304 may fit but there are a few things you will need to measure and check. A two piece motorcycle tube frame is needed for the Biker Bar to clamp onto. The diameter of each frame tube must be at least 1.125" and no more than 1.5". Check that there is nothing hanging down below the tube frame, such as a motor, transmission or exhaust. With the rider sitting on the motorcycle, the distance from the side of the frame tubes to the ground must measure between 5" and 6.5". The distance form the outside edges of each frame tube must be no less than 10" and not more than 14.5". Take this measurement where the Biker Bar will be attached. There must be 1/2" of clearance between the motor, transmission, and primary drive to allow clearance for the Biker Bar clamps.
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