Pitbull Trailer Restraint Question

[ridngsxrs]

Looking to purchase one of these for my Suzuki but can someone tell me if you have to remove the axle nut cotter pin in order to install the left side pin from Pitbull? Thx.

 

[matt2212]

Short answer
Yes

But it is hands down the best way to secure your bike


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[GriffinD]

I removed mine & saftey wired it with a quick release type pin. I can text you a pic if you like. Like Matt said, the best way to transport your bike hands down. Quick, easy, reliable & you can do it by yourself.

:cheers:

 

[ridngsxrs]

GriffinD;266325 wrote: I removed mine & saftey wired it with a quick release type pin. I can text you a pic if you like. Like Matt said, the best way to transport your bike hands down. Quick, easy, reliable & you can do it by yourself.

:cheers:

I had a funny feeling I'd have to remove the cotter pin.
Griffin, buzz me a picture of your setup when you get a chance. 920-217-5335. Thx.

 

[1dwn5up]

You can replace the cotter pin with a spring clip. Check them out here.

http://kurveygirl.com/shop/product_info.php?cPath=24&products_id=109

The pitbull TRS is the best method for bike transportation, and you will usually be able to sell it without taking a huge loss on it. Bike can be loaded and locked in less than a minute.

 

[GriffinD]

Those are the exact clips i have. Kurveygirl is top notch!

Pics sent :cheers:

 

[MANIX]

I got those same kind of clips at lowes. Cheap and work great.

 

[ridngsxrs]

Thanks for all the input. I'll check out our local Lowes and hardware stores!

 

[matt2212]

ridngsxrs;266333 wrote: Thanks for all the input. I'll check out our local Lowes and hardware stores!

The clips will be in the drawers in the bolt section


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[some guy #2]

+1 to the spring clip and the Pitbull TRS.

 

[vinny337]

+2 had a chance yesterday to see what I'm missing by not having these.