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Old 09-11-2015, 08:14 PM   #1
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Will the 26RR hold 2 Harley's

I am looking at a new 26RR and would like to know if it will hold 2 touring harleys. A Road Glide and a Electra Glide. Thanks for the help and this is a great forum to get needed information.
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Old 09-11-2015, 09:15 PM   #2
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Not seen where anyone has, will be nice to watch your post for comments. My two cents, i think it can be done if you get creative with wheel chocks. They will not fit end to end or side by side, i tried with my Street Glide and a buddy Victory. I think you would have to stagger and get the front wheel of the back bike beside the rear wheel of the front bike. Here is a pick of mine loaded.
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Old 09-12-2015, 06:24 PM   #3
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I think it would be a very tight fit and may make access to the inside near impossible. I can imagine it would close off the fridge, the kitchen area, the bathroom door (which swings into the kitchen area) and therefore the bedroom. There was one person on the forums a year or so ago who did the original mods that inspired me on his 25RR and I thought he loaded 2 bikes at times, one behind the other. His handle was Night_Wolf and his blog was called Pimp my 25RR, but I haven't seen anyone else load in 2 large bikes.
My BMW F800GT is not a big bike but in the 26RR trailer it grows bigger! The 8 foot width is in reality only 7 or less when the seats are folded up. I would get a measuring tape and do some measuring of the insides and the bikes and make sure you allow for chocks and straps. See what you think then.


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Old 09-13-2015, 07:01 PM   #4
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You should be able to....I fit 4 dirtbikes, 2 4 Wheelers, and a generator in mine at once.
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I would say it would depend on length of the Harley's. My friend had a hart and his was shorter than my Honda. My Honda is over eight feet long. My front tire comes in front of large door under sink. I took measure tape either me When I was looking. That's why I chose 26rr.
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Old 09-14-2015, 08:55 AM   #6
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Thanks for the info, I probably will look for something a little bigger
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Two Harleys

+-Something you have not mentioned is the carrying capacity. Difference between Dry Weight and GVWR. Many are in the 2300 to 2600 range. Two 900 lb bikes, batteries, propane and you don't have much left.
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