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The S2000 is not a tow vehicle That said it has been done.
Here is some pics of a 2003 S2000 with a hitch
This car was used in a landscape business
There are others out there that tow tires to the track with there S2000.
If you check on Ebay you may find the hitch or post in the WTB thread. I think it will be able to tow your bike as long as the tong weight is not to much and your not lowered. The S2000 has a weight capacity of about 300 lbs.
Good luck
Don't let people scare you off about using a hitch on the S. I've put about 5000 towing miles on mine pulling a tire trailer for autocross. My trailer has about 50lbs. of tongue weight. Your bike and carrier should weigh less than that.
I have the chase race hitch for my bike. It works very well. Just make sure you get a Yakima Kingpin carrier. It has a better bend that it uch less likely to scrape the ground if you go up a steep incline or curb. I initially had a thule that stuck out way too far and it would scrape all the time.
Don't let people scare you off about using a hitch on the S. I've put about 5000 towing miles on mine pulling a tire trailer for autocross. My trailer has about 50lbs. of tongue weight. Your bike and carrier should weigh less than that.
Not only do I have the ChaseRace hitch, but I just had Doug install a roll bar in my car. He does good work.
Yup, I didn't ride as much as I wanted to this summer, but the hitch was great. I put an Allen carrier on there, which for $135 was definitely worth it. It does stick out a bit, though, so you have to be careful.
Anyway, when you drop the hitch off the car, the attachments are invisible. Great system.
We aim to please, Jet Pilot! The beauty of this forum is that pretty much anything you can think of doing to your S has already been explored by someone around here.