

| Subject: | Re: Transporting a Scooter |
| From: | Marshall Ruskin |
| Date: | Mon, 13 Sep 1999 17:58:38 -0500 |
The real problem for a hitch carrier is going to be the hitch - you really need a class 3 hitch for this - and normal manufacturers do not make one. I face the same problem trying to get a hitch so I can mount a platform - to carry my wife's electric scooter. There is one listee (name is ?) who makes these hitches - I cannot say for sure that they are good - although the listees who purchased them like 'em. The Bus Depot sells a very heavy duty hitch - but it will require the welding on of a class three hitch receiver - I think some listees have done this. Hope this helps. Marshall Ruskin >I tried to post a similar message several weeks ago, but I never saw it >and have not received any responses, so I will try again. > >I recently purchased a 1986 Honda Elite 80 scooter. I would like to be >able to attach it to my 1987 Vanagon Westfalia so that I have >transportation once I get to a campground. Does anyone have any advice >and/or experience that would be of use to me? > >The "dry weight" of the scooter is 175 pounds. > >Would something like a hitch-haul carrier or a "bumper buddy" work? >Each requires that a hitch be installed. > >Thanks for any help. >
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