I need help finding a hitch to put on my 2015 tri glide, the one on my 09 wont work. Needing Recommendations.
I need help finding a hitch to put on my 2015 tri glide, the one on my 09 wont work. Needing Recommendations.
Rivco has one http://www.rivcoproducts.com/product...cat=436&page=1.
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Red Ultra Powered By Head-Quarters 120, Easy Clutch Pull By ClutchWIZ. 2012 GL1800 Hannigan. I've yet to ride a stock Harley which wasn't in need of a mechanical intervention.
have you checked bushtec?
Try these people - http://www.mchitch.com/Harley_Davids...er_Hitches.htm. I had their hitch on my 2012 and it fit my new 2015 just fine. M3's suggestion is also good and I think the Bushtec people have a hitch out for the newer models too.
Sam - Mid MO
2015 Triglide.
Just a suggestion to consider. You do place your warranty in jeopardy by adding a trailer hitch! Be prepared to make it disappear, if you have a drive train failure, before going to the dealer!
I do not know of any warranty claim denials on Harley's but I do on Wings!
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I have a Bushtec hitch on 2014.
I just put a hitch from Open Road Outfitters ( http://www.openroadoutfitters.com/in...roducts_id=388 ) on my 2015 Tri Glide. The cost was $289.00 and it bolted right up. The design will hold the hitch in place with one of the loosened clamps while you tighten up the remaining mounts. The web sit also has an installation video that shows each of the steps involved.
BTW, The Küryakyn hitch did not fit the 2015! The part of the hitch that is supposed to slide over the rear frame member and hold the thing in place did not fit. I could have made it work by getting out the grinder and a bigger hammer, but I decided to go the easy way and return it.
The wiring harnesses sold by Open Road Outfitters fit right up also. Just make sure you know whether you want a 4 or 5 wire trailer connection. In 2014, Harley changed to a can-bus type wiring harness. You will need a harness made for the 2014-2015 baggers.
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Scott
2015 Tri Glide: Painted Inner Fairing, Anarchy Five-Spoke Black Chrome Wheels.
I have the Rivco as well. Straightforward installation. Nice product. Don't pull anything with it as yet but I have it.
2020 Triglide MidnightBlue/Barracuda Silver
Just beginning our ride together
I also have the Rivco hitch that I had mounted on the '12 and now on my '14. Have never hooked up the wiring harness as I only use it for a flag mount.
I may get the wiring harness for the '14 and get a trailer to tow behind.
Got mine from Open Hitch,,,also the wiring came from them. You need a certain wire harness so you don't fry your ecm.
Salt Springs, Fl
2018 Tri Glide
2014 RTS Spyder
2003 Bunkhouse
Just ordered my hitch from open road outfitters. now just have to figure out what harness I need. My trailer has a flat 4 pin connector, but it has 5 wires going to it.
I believe it is a diamond cargo. unable to post pic.
Ok, I'm not familiar with Diamond trailers so lets try this. Does your Trailer Plug look like this? A Flat 4 will have 3 female ports and 1 male plug (that's as close as I can describe it ) but it can have 2 wires going to 1 of the positions on the plug, most often the white (ground) or brown (running lights).
Sam - Mid MO
2015 Triglide.
Yep it looks just like that one.
Then you need the 4 wire kit for you bike. I'm using components from this co. http://electricalconnection.com/inde...te=common/home.
I suggest that you call them and tell them what you are trying to do and let them tell you which of their components you will need. IF you are not accostumed to doing this type of work you might want to find a shop to do it for you. The Canbus system will not like anything other than an isolated trailer wiring package, you can't just go cutting and splicing as you might have in the past.
BTW - the components from this company are the same ones you would get from MC Hitch and Open Road Outfitters.
Sam - Mid MO
2015 Triglide.