Is it durable enough to attach to a motorcycle and will it fit a motorcycle bar?
837471
While I am not a motorcycle expert I would answer it comfortably with a YES.. I have two on my bike just as a safety net
837472
I use it on my motorcycle as well as my bicycle, I even use it on my cleaning cart for my summer Sat job. I absolutely love it :)
2191438
I've used it on a bicycle - no reason you couldn't use it on a motorcycle if the handlebar (or other mount point) has the right diameter. It's a very secure mount in any case.
925484
I would suggest you put a wrap or two or electrical tape then attach. "Rescue" tape is another option if you don't want sticky tape on your handle bar.
1620486
If the handle bars are roughly 1" in diameter it should be fine. They come with different thickness spacers to accommodate different bars. As far as durability, my friend laid his dirtbike down at 30 mph and all they had were some skuff...he broke his shift lever though.
1717966
That's what is made for but be mounted on anything of similar shape such as baby jogger handlebars. Just watch the minimum and maximum diameter measurements, because it doesn't hinge open as wide as the full diameter. My handlebars were a little big and I was able to wrestle it on but scratched up my handlebars a bit.
927481
I don't know. We use it on a motorcycle. I'm assuming if you have a place to put it just might be able to secure it but not for sure.
2011459
Andrew, funny you should ask that. Finding a luggage rack for my motorcycle has been more difficult than I thought and I actually use this bag on the sissy bar backrest with it facing me. It's actually kind of nice because it acts as a bit of a backrest to when i lean back. But to answer your question, yeah, it would work just fine like that. The thick sizable velcro straps that hold it onto your sissy bar make it pretty versatile for many backrests.Hope that helps.
1748989
Yes it is strong enough. I would check the connections when it comes in as I did get a couple that were loose. I have 9 of these. Also we have just sprayed and wiped down the connection pieces of the bars with WD40. They get a little sticky at times.
1339547
If the diameter of the bar fits the stem on your bike it will work great for touring. I don't know that it is tested for the kind of abuse that a true mountain bike bar but from a touring use I love this setup.
1515675
The bar is made of aluminum, so it should be ok (i.e. rust resistant). But it could certainly be blown around, etc. Frankly, if you're looking to keep it outside permanently, you might want to look into getting something more heavy duty if it doesn't need to be assembled/disassembled regularly.
926620
The velcro is pretty strong, I think it would stay on the handle bar. You can also put it right on your wrist. Should work fine.
36545
I believe it would. It mounts to any handle bar or rack using the binder included
1827402
My Suzuki M109R has 1.25" bars as well. The radius in the curved mount for this product will not fit bars larger than 1". The product comes with 2 mounting options, though. It has 3M adhesive to mount it to a flat surface. In my case, I mounted it with the 3M adhesive in an inconspicuous, out of the way location on my handlebar risers. That was 2 months ago. We'll see how the adhesive holds up during the heat of summer in AZ. Hope this helped. Taz
2138934
While I don't have a motorcycle, I would think this might work pretty well, but you might want to consider a different adhesive to secure the ball to your bike. I followed all the instructions exactly and still had some problems with it adhering...
1891632
Dear Lori,Thank you for your inquiry.This item universal fits for motorcycle handle bar or boat. Sincerely yours,Astra Depot
578001
I've had it on my scooter for a while now. I have hit all kinds of stuff and it does not budge. The clamp width is about 3" x 2". It does extend beyond the bar width some but not too bad. It should work for you. I ride a small 50cc scooter and it fits in the cramped area of my handlebars. Hope this helps sir!
357234
I don't think it would be very durable by itself, but if you were to use it with something it can be attached to or mounted on. the only problem is that it could be vulnerable to cutting and punctures when its outside.