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Old 05-28-2013, 09:11 AM
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I agree with the idea that you probably need a channel for the front wheel to ride in. That will help keep the front wheel from turning and/or sliding sideways. If the front wheel turns, then bad things can happen. Ask me how I know. I wish there were an upright on each side of the bike to strap it to. If the trailer takes a leap, then the bike is not going to move sideways or up and down.
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