will it support my-almost-70 lb. hybrid in a stable way??if not,can you recommend one? Thanks
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If it was for myself, I would buy one and try it out simply because it is cheap. I would set the main upright support to it"s lowest setting and be sure the two points of securing are checked and perfectly secured. Good luck.
875227
It supports my 30lb bike fine, but not sure I'd feel comfortable adding another 40lbs to it. Sorry I don't have another recommendation.
875228
No. My brother said if you put weights across the bottom legs it should help to stabilize it. Otherwise it will definitely be tipsy. My brother uses his for his mountain bike. Parker has better but more expensive bike repair stands.
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This stand is awful. Looks good in the pictures but that is the end of it. Does not hold the down tube well at all. My lite weight Gary Fisched does not even fit well on this. Thi is the last RAD product I wil ever buy.
875230
holy smokes! what are you carrying a car battery? If the bike is balanced well, it should hold the weight but i don't know how stable it would be. I have put bikes that i think weigh 35 pounds on it. The cradle for the bottom bracket is basically hard plastic. if you're just doing routine maintenance on the bike it should be ok but probably not serious wrenching. i like my park tools 10 or 9 (can't remember). i had a tandem on the Park and it was a little iffy. Probably close to 70lbs but longer than a normal bike. Personally i think i wasted my money on the RAD.
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I use it on my front tire and it is very stable. I have not had any issues with this stand and I use it with my road bike with thin wheels.
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yes. thats how i did mine. I have 2 as of now and its pretty stable. flimsy but i can work around it. follow the instructions and you'll be fine.
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no it'll be too unstable. The lift is powerfull, but the footprint is not large enough. While working on my Kawasaki KZ650 (about 450lbs) I put the bike on the center stand to lift the rear wheel and put this under the front of the engine. The Vulcan is pretty large so I'd recommend two.
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Oh hey... My husband uses it and he was 270 when he began... It is stable...no problem.
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my 42" is not heavy, but the base it is very steady and strong, if the specifications supports that weight I think it will be ok....
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No....what kind of issues are you having? All it does is take the load and levels it more for stability and weight distribution. I recommend getting stabilizer for it to if your hauling a larger trailer.
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I measured the stabilus lift o matic that I sell. It is 10" long. The book says that it should support up to 20 lbs.
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It will support up to 4000 lbs of evenly distributed weight. I would check with Somma as to what protection may be needed.
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Hi Daniel. It'll work but be careful as you may want something more stable.
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It's very stable in my garage. I can put my XL long haul trucker with panniers and my sons mtn bike or bmx. Disks on the mtn bike hit but it still holds it fine. You will probably still have to strap it all down though for any hard stops.
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No, this is a freestanding unit And frankly it does not have the structural integrity to support a significant amount of weight. Good luck :-)
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I have a 65lb Husky Hybrid that can pull tirelessly. The only issue I've had is the plastic sleeve included (I'm assuming to be used to keep the mounting bracket teeth from marring the seat post) doesn't allow for the bracket to "bite" into the seat post thus allowing for a little slippage. Aside from that very, very minor issue I'm extremely pleased with the Cycleash.
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I think it will support you if you only use it 10 to 20 min. once or twice a . it seem to be ok construction but not the best even for 300lbs of continued use. I don't know how long it will last but the greater weight and continue use, it wont last very long. hope this help.
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I have about 25 lbs on mine and it is stable and strong enough to hold that much more.Seems very strong and stable to me.
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I have a 65 inch, 68# on mine with no problem. The unit is solid enough to support much greater weight.
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Hi D. Lynch, Thank you for contacting with us. Its supports up to 300 Lbs. Thanks.