Bike Hitch?

[Panman]

Crazy question, I'll explain. Anyway, does anyone know of a small ball hitch for a bike?? LMAO

Ok, here's the reason behind it. We have a canoe with a trailer.. Ya, that's a picture, bike with boat. LOL Anyway, I duck hunt and there's this like 2 mile long dike that we have to go down. Pulling the canoe down instead of paddling would be GREAT! Else we're gonna rig up some type of pulling system for someone to walk with. Thanks

[nigel]

Crazy question, I'll explain. Anyway, does anyone know of a small ball hitch for a bike?? LMAO

Ok, here's the reason behind it. We have a canoe with a trailer.. Ya, that's a picture, bike with boat. LOL Anyway, I duck hunt and there's this like 2 mile long dike that we have to go down. Pulling the canoe down instead of paddling would be GREAT! Else we're gonna rig up some type of pulling system for someone to walk with. Thanks
You could up something if you have a rack on the bike being used. It would require "building" a secondary wheel system that goes under the canoe towards the back and the canoe gets strapped to that and tracks behind the bike. There is a guy that lives by me that has a deal like that he pulls his kayaks with.

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[Panman]

There is a guy that lives by me that has a deal like that he pulls his kayaks with.
You wouldn't by chance have a picutre of it would you?

[nigel]

You wouldn't by chance have a picutre of it would you?

NOpe :( I dont know the guy either, but if i see him ill ask him about it.

[tedsti]

I saw a guy pulling a small sailboat on a trailer behind his bike. He was heading to Lake Hariet. I didn't get a good look at it though.

Ted

[berrywise]

On University Ave. there is a Student Co-Op living area and they own a couple of trailers (they look like super long B.O.B trailers) they use for getting groceries for the building. I bet they could easily hold a canoe. They are pretty easy going people so if you were to drop by I'm sure you could take a look at one of them.