Towable Cover

[pmward]

I have always tied my P1000-5 to the trailer using the front bumper and rear roll cage. I ordered a towable cover from Honda, and those tie down points are covered by the cover. Where do you guys that use a cover for towing tie down your rig? Looks like it would have to be much lower. The only thing I see are the A-arms, and did not want to tie to those.

 

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[Plumber32]

I have always tied my P1000-5 to the trailer using the front bumper and rear roll cage. I ordered a towable cover from Honda, and those tie down points are covered by the cover. Where do you guys that use a cover for towing tie down your rig? Looks like it would have to be much lower. The only thing I see are the A-arms, and did not want to tie to those.

On the rear I've got a tow loop in the hitch. String it through that. And in front I went through the front bumper.

 

[bigbuggy]

I use these. They're great.

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[pmward]

Thanks Plumber 32 and bigbuggy for the tips.

 

[saw1]

Thanks Plumber 32 and bigbuggy for the tips.

I bought this cover to use on a out of state trip and after it arrived I see that the recommended speed limit for towing is 55 mph has any one used this cover at a higher speed say 65 to 70 mph? If so how did it hold up? Any issues or problems?

 

[Neohio]

They have speed restrictions on all their accessories. Roof, windshield, mid panel etc.

I have towed with the roof and windshield in excess of 80mph.
On my way to takeover, i had the roof on, mid panel rolled up, and upper half of windshield removed. I hit 95 a few times rolling down the mountains to get momentum to climb them.

Makes sure it is tight to your machine, and flaping of the cover will damage paint or windshields.

 

[Montecresto]

Makes sure it is tight to your machine, and flaping of the cover will damage paint or windshields.

That’s for certain!!!

 

[oldfortyfive]

If it touches a plastic windshield it will scratch it up. You should put some of that protective plastic film on it to protect it.