Hitch covers...

[tireater]

What do you use...Here is how I roll....
http://www.thatsnutz.com/truck-nuts-c-65.html

[tireater]

Being a vet...I like this one...
http://www.gggaz.com/index.php?id=237&parents=154

[Old Crow]

Here's mine

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[Ultraman]

I really like that claymore... made me laugh out load! I need one for the Blazer... tailgate this MO FO! Come on in, just a little closer. Top it off with a few bouncing Bettys places a key points in the breakdown lanes on the daily commute and suddenly just going to work becomes fun again. I don't know why they have such a LARGE file on me!

[willymax4]

Being a vet...I like this one...
http://www.gggaz.com/index.php?id=237&parents=154

i can just see it now, laying on the muddy ground face down in handcuffs,while the bomb squad blows the crap out of my pickup rendering it safe. i'll pass on that one.

[pan64]

Old Crow, I'd like to see more of that hitch, where its connected etc. They are rare for pre '84 frames...

[texaskatfish]

Pan64 - no more than I can clearly see on the pic above you asked about - I'm 'guessing' that hitch is attached like the one we have is - on the 2 triangular plates where the lower hard bag rails tie in.

You might contact this guy:

http://www.honkytrailer.com/

to check on hitches for darn near ANY bike..........

Tell Lee Katfish sentcha!

[Old Crow]

Old Crow, I'd like to see more of that hitch, where its connected etc. They are rare for pre '84 frames...

It's just like the late model hitches.  Attaches to the saddle bag support braces with an extra tab going to that center bolt on the bumper(that's my addition to the design).  I got a pic off ebay and looked at a couple of guys bikes and just built my own. 
Sat down with an old manila folder and made a template for the side plates.  Cut them outa 3/16" plate.  Then I used an old piece of 3/4" drill rod for the basic framework of the platform.  Didn't have enough heat to bend it in a circle, which is why it's squared off.
Then under the diamond plate there's a piece of 1/4" welded to the drill rod that the ball attaches through.  The ball is what is actually holding the diamond plate in position.
The hitch is way overkill.  I could back the bike up to a pool and use it as a diving platform.  However, my trailer is one of those Harbor Freight 40"x48" kits and probably weighs close to 250lbs loaded.  I didn't want any surprises.
I parked in front of my son's house one day and came out to find the duck on the hitch.  He's been around a bit and will stay unless I can find a crow head cover somewhere.
 

[scoopfraser]

I'm still waiting for someone to make a plastic uterus to hang from the back of my truck    I don't feel comfortable with nuts hanging from my hitch.