The model 1500 MotoWinch. The slightly lighter one. Quality construction and packs small. It did the job on two attempts I demonstrated on video. That second part of my video got cut off. You can also run strap under bike to frame or foot peg to lift it off center. Compared to using just your body or John Saxton technique ( climbing harness ), the MotoWinch is much easier.
Just learn code, right? I stalled my 901 and had no place to anchor my foot because of a severe washout. My bike was in the washout with my tires considerably higher than my handlebars. I don't care who you are, you're not going to "just lift it up man". Thankfully, I had my Green Chile recovery system but even that was seriously lacking to do the job with any kind of ease. The road was cut through a wooded area but the banks were nothing but sand and above my head. A small tree with half its roots sticking out is all I had to connect to, I thought for sure I was going to pull the tree down on top of myself (4" diameter tree at its base). I got it up but man it was very difficult. This system will work with no need for an anchor to attach a strap to. I ride solo so I can't be relying on anyone but myself.
Thanks for posting... So, that was the 1500 model... are you happy with it or 2500 would have been better?? Thanks
The model 1500 MotoWinch. The slightly lighter one. Quality construction and packs small. It did the job on two attempts I demonstrated on video. That second part of my video got cut off. You can also run strap under bike to frame or foot peg to lift it off center. Compared to using just your body or John Saxton technique ( climbing harness ), the MotoWinch is much easier.
Just lift it up man
Just learn code, right? I stalled my 901 and had no place to anchor my foot because of a severe washout. My bike was in the washout with my tires considerably higher than my handlebars. I don't care who you are, you're not going to "just lift it up man". Thankfully, I had my Green Chile recovery system but even that was seriously lacking to do the job with any kind of ease. The road was cut through a wooded area but the banks were nothing but sand and above my head. A small tree with half its roots sticking out is all I had to connect to, I thought for sure I was going to pull the tree down on top of myself (4" diameter tree at its base). I got it up but man it was very difficult. This system will work with no need for an anchor to attach a strap to. I ride solo so I can't be relying on anyone but myself.