Each model of the B&W Biker Bar Motorcycle Tie-Down System for Trailers will use two anchor plates # BWMC2305 to connect to. The anchors would be secured to the underbelly of the trailer making it hard to use in multiple locations, so you'd really need to buy a set for each trailer you plan to haul with. The base bolts down to the anchors so if you really wanted to you can remove it from the anchors but this would also be somewhat of a hassle. view full answer...
I am not sure I understand what you are asking. The Ram Gooseneck to 5th Wheel Trailer Coupler Adapter part # KPG5-R30 installs on the trailer, not the tow vehicle. It is designed to replace the gooseneck coupler on the trailer and allow for connection to a 5th wheel hitch as opposed to connection with a gooseneck hitch ball. The old coupler will need to be cut off and the new outer tube will need to be welded on the trailer by a professional welder. The inner tube will then slide in the... view full answer...
Since you have a motorcycle it almost certainly has separate tail lights (your brake lights are on separate bulbs as your turn signals). so even though you have connected the 5-Pole # PK11502 (motorcycle end) and 5-Pole # PK11501 (trailer end) you will also need the Wiring Converter # RM-732.
This will convert the separate style of wiring your motorcycle has to the combined style of wiring on your trailer. view full answer...
No, the ZCI Circuit Protected Vehicle Wiring Harness w/ 4-Pole Flat Trailer Connector and Installation Kit # 119250KIT will not draw any power on your 2013 Harley Davidson Tri Glide after installation unless a trailer is connected to the tow vehicle. Basically, the black wire draws power from the battery so it will always be "hot", but this is no different than a 12V circuit that you'd plug an accessory in or that exists on most pickups today. view full answer...
When securing your Harley-Davidson with a B&W Biker Bar like the part # BWMC2301 you referenced it really doesn't matter if you have it in gear or in neutral. The bar keeps your bike stationary but if you want to keep it in gear that wouldn't hurt anything. view full answer...
The white ground wire on the Curt 2 to 3 Wire Converter # C56196 does not need to be connected to the white wire on your 5-way connector, it can get the ground from the frame of your trailer.
Not all lights have an actual ground wire as some get the ground through the mounting hardware, it will depend on which style your lights are and what material the frame of your trailer is made of.
If your trailer is steel then grounding each light to the trailer frame is fine, but if the trailer... view full answer...
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