I have a Ninja 650 will it take the weight safely?
825567
I carry around a dorsoduro 1200...so probably. Google search ninja 650 specifications. If weight is less than 600 lbs you're ok. IMPORTANT run straps under support bar AND through their tie down rings. I haven't had a failure with rings but they are the only thing I don't like about it. Running tie downs under bar solves problem
825568
"Safely" is subjective. I carried my VFR on it without incident. My bike is significantly heavier than your Ninja.
825569
Yes. I put my zx-14 and zx-10r on it. The 10 probably like you 6 will fit loose in the wheel lock but once you have it strap down it should be fine
107828
would say that it will do fine. I have a 1988 zx600r ninja. It does grip very well on this bike of mine. I've done a 500mile straight run and no complaints.
235630
Highly doubtful the weight might cause a major issue. Not to mention the movement of the class3 can make the motor fall out or worse hit you.
426681
I do not know about the cbr600, it definitely will not happen on a ninja 250 which is what I have. The bags are not huge but big enough where they cannot put their legs down on the pegs.
1377515
The bike is very strong and I believe that the limit is 240lbs, so you should be fine.
1821012
The bike has a weight limit of 220 pounds however, I weigh considerably more and have not had any problems.
1024074
it may weight 6 to 8 pounds, but when placed in the correct place on the bike it works perfectly fine. mine is already 6 mo old, but it still works fine.
333572
Absolutely, however, you are going to need a new seat. This seat will work your rear end over if you are on the heavy side. One other person commented on this and they are absolutely correct. You will enjoy this bike though, so go get it!
737118
A part on the the rear wheel broke with my son on it. He weighs 150. We has trouble with the warranty and had to pay to have it repaired. I'd say no. Sorry. Hope that helps.
1107933
Yes with it being a bike w/o any weight issue like a car, I don't think you will have a problem. Are u sure a bicycle needs a 125 psi ?
929377
Probably not. The carrier is loose and wobbles too much, so double the possibility of impact and stress on bike and spare tire.
1214894
Yes. 12 Ninja 250r no problem. Multiple passengers. They comment on how secure they are while riding Both under seat, kinda tricky getting the seat back on, but it is possible. Attachment buckles 4 total, one on each passenger footpeg bracket, back two on rear fender, or if eliminated...youll figure it out.
1697675
I have a Triumph Street 675, its 400 pounds. I would not put more than that much weight on my carrier. As it is it shakes allot. I would not take it on long trips now.
2180667
I wouldn't recommend it. It bottoms out just trail riding with 160psi. Granted, I am 250lbs... Not happy with it, and if you're jumping, doubt you would be either. Just my $.02
1955143
I haven't done this myself, but as long as you release the jack pressure onto the locks, you will be ok. It has served me well and has had a 1200 pound bike up for long periods of time, but not for months.
721415
I am very happy with the bike, except that I would have preferred handbrakes. However I am getting used to the footbrakes. The bike is heavy. It is probably not possible to make a lightweight bike 'step through'. I recommend it and I would buy it again
1006341
My bike is 30 pounds and the stand works very well. It is very well built so I don't think you will have problems.