Will this hitch work for a 2013 harley ultra classic limited?
778916
YES if you tell them it is for a 2013 I just put one on an 08 work,s real nice
778917
I've got one on my 07 Road King .. Installed with not problem. Not the best chrome but a good deal for the money.
761030
You would have to ask Kuryakyn, but I would think so. I have a 2011 Ultra Classic so same frame.
1060442
I'm sorry but I have no ideal. I just googled trailer hitch for our bike & this is what came up.
2079812
No! Mine would not work on the Harley without one. I bought one from Autozone for less than $5 and mounted it on back side of horn on same bolt holding horn to bracket, not visible
757891
I don't think so. It was a direct bolt on for the 2009/up Harley touring. I'm sure it would require at least a different mount bracket
1378053
The hitch will work for sure. It is dependent on the rails installed on the pickup. This does not come with rails. I installed mine on existing rails that fit a lighter Reese hitch and they were a perfect fit on the 22 inch spacing of the rails. This is a heavy duty hitch.
1979740
It uses the factory headlight mount bracket to mount it's bracket. If your bike has the "lid" style bracket, there shouldn't be any problem mounting it. Even if your bike has the side mount headlight brackets, with a little fabricating, it will work. I have modified mine to house my speedo/tach, and indicator lights, eliminating the factory "dash" that doubles as the handlebar clamp. The dash stood up about 1/2 - 3/4 of an inch above the derby cover, and messed with the clean lines of the bike. Along with the derby cover, I purchased and installed a chin spoiler from DK Customs, together the two items make the bike look like it's moving at a stand still. Good luck!2012 Harley XL1200 "Nightster" It uses the factory headlight mount bracket to mount it's bracket. If your bike has the "lid" style bracket, there shouldn't be any problem mounting it. Even if your bike has the side mount headlight brackets, with a little fabricating, it will work. I have modified mine to house my speedo/tach, and indicator lights, eliminating the factory "dash" that doubles as the handlebar clamp. The dash stood up about 1/2 - 3/4 of an inch above the derby cover, and messed with the clean lines of the bike. Along with the derby cover, I purchased and installed a chin spoiler from DK... » Read More It uses the factory headlight mount bracket to mount it's bracket. If your bike has the "lid" style bracket, there shouldn't be any problem mounting it. Even if your bike has the side mount headlight brackets, with a little fabricating, it will work. I have modified mine to house my speedo/tach, and indicator lights, eliminating the factory "dash" that doubles as the handlebar clamp. The dash stood up about 1/2 - 3/4 of an inch above the derby cover, and messed with the clean lines of the bike. Along with the derby cover, I purchased and installed a chin spoiler from DK Customs, together the two items make the bike look like it's moving at a stand still. Good luck!2012 Harley XL1200 "Nightster" « Show Less
2120316
It might. I replaced a Thule two bike hitch rack with the swagman rack. Visually this piece which I bought looks very much like a similar threaded locking pin I got from Thule. Since Thule makes locking pins best bet might be to buy one of those.
1310161
The distance from the center of the hitch pin to the inside of the rail along which your motorcycle tire sits is just a bit under 17". So I doubt it will be in the way, unless you have a wide spare tire, and a wide bike
2130065
Yes it should fit any harley,bit tight if you have short dragster bars though.
757779
Go to your Harley dealer and ask. It will depend on which brake disc, your bike has.
618362
I don't think so. The mounting screw distance on my Super Glide Custom is only 7 inches. The rack I got for my bike fit that perfectly.
2069049
The 7671 is a universal harness which does not have a specific plug on one of the cables. The 7672 is specific to certain Harleys. I did use the 7671 on a 2013 ultra classic.
1170899
I would call the Harley dealer and ask if a horn cover from a 2006 ultra classic will fit your bike, if they say yes then yes. As this is on my 2006 Harley ultra classic
547088
Sorry, but I dont know, I have a Harley Davidson Cross Bones 2009, if you have a friend with a Harley softail, you can chek with him.
1053588
I have a very old hitch like 80's that works and a new curt but don't know who made the old one leads me to believe it probably would, go on curt site perhaps for specs on centers, good luck
171063
These won't work for that type of axle. I have this hitch and believe they will only work with the standard quick release as found on most road bikes.