Does The B&W Biker Bar Require Two Anchors For Installation

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I am ordering the Biker Bar today. I want to have extra plates to be able to use multiple trailers, Toyhauler, etc. Does the bar use two plates per location or will two plates plus the purchase of the bar give me the option to mount to 3 different locations aka… one mounting bracket per mounting location?

asked by: Mark B

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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.

expert reply by: Kevin C

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