Drag Specialties
- Apparel & Helmets
- Brakes
- Cables
- Covers, Security & General
- Dashes & Gauges
- Electrical
- Engine
- Exhaust
- Footrests & License Plate Frames
- Frames, Suspension & Fenders
- Fuel/Air Systems
- Gaskets & Seals
- Handlebars, Controls & Mirrors
- Hardware, Chemicals & Tools
- Lighting
- Luggage
- Seats & Sissy Bars
- Tanks & Oil Filters
- Tires, Tubes & Wheels
- Touring
- Armrests & Saddlebag Covers & Kits
- Bags & Pouches
- Bezels & Mirrors
- Covers, Baffles & Panels
- Dashes, Grilles & Bezels
- Fairings & Fairing Trims
- Fairings & Mount Kits
- Frame & Neck Covers
- Highway Bar Guards & Vents
- Highway Bars
- Highway Bars & Lowers
- License Mounts & Footpeg Mounting Kits
- Luggage Racks
- Saddlebag Covers, Fillers Inserts
- Saddlebag Extensions & Fillers
- Saddlebag Fillers & Supports
- Saddlebag Inserts, Latches & Rails
- Saddlebag Installation Kits
- Trailer Hitches
- Wind Deflectors & Mounts
- Transmission & Driveline
- Windshields
TRAILER HITCH
Features
- Chromed with a 1 7/8” ball that’s a perfect match to our saddlebag light bars
- Made of heavy-duty steel; the hitch plate is reinforced for extra strength
- Includes mounting hardware; made in the U.S.A.
Images
| Part Number | Description | Suggested Retail |
|---|---|---|
| DS-720554 | For 80-08 FLT, FLHT, FLHS, FLHR and Ultra models (will not fit FLHX) | $215.95 |
Descriptions and notes
For 80-08 FLT, FLHT, FLHS, FLHR and Ultra models (will not fit FLHX)
The tongue weight of the trailer, when attached to the hitch, must not exceed 10 percent of the total trailer weight and its contents — with the maximum tongue weight not to exceed 30 lb. Also remember when pulling a trailer with a motorcycle, extra distance must be allowed for stopping and a slower speed used when cornering. Use extra caution, and don’t exceed your limits. We are aware of no current state or federal guidelines for pulling a trailer with a motorcycle. We suggest when pulling and loading a trailer you do not exceed the motorcycle manufacturer’s Gross Vehicle Weight limits.
This item appears on page 52 of the Fatbook