[&o]Ok...im new....but i need help quick....My '06 H3 doesn't have a trailer hitch...and i need one NOW!!!!!
I'm located in ne Iowa.....
Just bought a harley in Sarasota, Fl. and its Sat. noon.I need to pick Bike up on Monday or Tuesday at the very latest......I've called locally and everyone is closed, need to start on trip tonight so i can b there monday, got a uhaul lined up, but i need the hitch!!!! does anyone know somewhere along my route.....going thru st. louis, nashville, and atlanta to sarasota....need help quick, any advice?[]

 

Most any U-Haul store can install a trailer hitch for you.Go to their website and lookup stores along the way. Call ahead to check availability for your H3. Probabbly will have to wait until Monday morning, but you should be able to get it done.

 

I would say the best place to get it would be wherever you pick up the U-Haul trailer( If it is a full service U-Haul place.

 

Have to agree on the UHaul part, you could pick one up at WalMart also. I put one from there on my old Dodge, never had a problem with it.

 

ok guys thanks....actually did do the uhaul thing in sarasota.....they did the install for me mon morning......all done, got bike back to iowa and im droppin off the trailer later today, thanks guys!

 

You went all the way to Geriatric-sota to get a Harley, and you did not move the pick up timing to coincide with Daytona Bike Week starting the 29th????
Bad planing my friend, could have swong over to theDaytona for a day or two and been in bike heaven, before rodeoing back up to the cold.

 

assuming you could have gotten a one-way ride to the dealer, i would have said ride it home. but that's the difference b/n us sportbike riders and you Harley riders...er, Harley trailerers. [sm=icon_stickpoke.gif]

j/k[sm=lol.gif] i actually love the flat black v-rod, and if i had the spare $, i'd probably pick one up.

 

Hello Friend, I know it's too late to post for this question.
Instead of getting a hitch and trailer, I would rather just rent a small U-Haul truck with a ramp and just strapped down the bike inside the rear cab.

 

I want one also dam it...

 

Glad it worked out Qurlyman.