Hitch and Motorcycle Carrier Recommendation for 2018 Rockwood 2604WS
Updated 07/04/2018 | Published 07/02/2018
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I own a 2018 Rockwood 2604WS. I’m need omg a frame hitch to mount my Honda Ruckus. By chance would you know the right hitch to buy? Thank you,
asked by: Jerry H
Expert Reply:
The curb weight of a Honda Ruckus is 194 lbs. Which means you could use an RV multi-fit hitch like the part # 13703 to carry one with an RV approved motorcycle carrier. This has a 350 lb tongue weight capacity.
Not every motorcycle carrier available is rated for the rougher ride quality that is present at the rear of an RV, but the Ultra Fab carrier part # UF48-979033 is rated for RV use and would be a great option.
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- 3500 lbs GTW
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