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I picked up a 2010 single rail Kendon for $1,000 with spare tire and the locking chock - it was used about four times by the previous owner.
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Took the 996 and my race bike to NHMS, Thursday. No track time for the car, but had a blast on the bike. Car handled towing flawlessly, and I enjoyed driving it so much more than my old Toyota Tacoma. It really felt like having my cake and eating it, too.
I'll have to edit it down. I was able to get one session, but the camera angle was bad. On a positive note, for you guys, I did manage to capture my crash in turn 9. I won't bore you with the following 2 minutes of me kicking the dirt, and then pushing the bike back to the garage.
Totally going for sarcasm. Regardless of how much wallet you throw at Fabspeed, you're not getting 390 hp out of an N/A 996 M96. Maybe you could get there by punching it out to 3.8 liters, but I doubt it.
Great pic! Looks like you knew how to ride it.
Hitch is the Willwood mount that bolts directly to the bumper. I also have the solid bumper mounts, which I'm hoping will stand up to the load. I'll obviously keep an eye on it. Total weight of trailer, bikes, and assorted stuff is probably around 800 lbs, but will never exceed 1k lbs.
That must be the going rate. I paid $1k for mine. It's in great shape, and was configured with a reinforcement to mount the TRS stand from Pitbull. Should be a pretty slick setup for towing.
guys, pls all answer that would like, how did u have a trailor hitch attached to your car? Uhaul? Or weld it yourself. Great setup to pull a bike with a single Kendal-
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I can't feel the trailer when I'm towing. I have to keep looking in the rear view mirror to make sure it's still behind me. It's about 800 pounds total also.