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Trailer hitch
I would install the hitch that you have and not worry about the removable back. If you take the bike to a shop and have the tire changed they are going to put it on a lift. If you are out on the road and have a flat there is not a lot you can do unless someone with you has a spare tire.
One of our group had a flat on the rear when we were returning from the Big Bend. We had a spare tire with us this time. We laid the bike over on its right side on some jackets and had the tire changed and back on the road in less that 10 minutes. It did not hurt the bike because it rests on the crash bars.
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Ken
I would install the hitch that you have and not worry about the removable back. If you take the bike to a shop and have the tire changed they are going to put it on a lift. If you are out on the road and have a flat there is not a lot you can do unless someone with you has a spare tire.
One of our group had a flat on the rear when we were returning from the Big Bend. We had a spare tire with us this time. We laid the bike over on its right side on some jackets and had the tire changed and back on the road in less that 10 minutes. It did not hurt the bike because it rests on the crash bars.
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Ken
