Is this suitable to be attached to a motorcycle for home deliveries?
827878
I would say that it is probably too big for that. I don't want to discourage you because anything is possible if you want it bad enough, but I think it would be very unstable and you might lose your food.
827879
Not sure. I think the construction is sufficient, and I believe the width would be manageable. I'm uncertain about the length...I think you would have a pretty substantial overhang
827880
It's big and heavey but also very durable so if you can attach it correctly it would do the job.
827881
It is very durable not sure if a large pizza would fit bit of it will it will keep it warm
1245828
Possibly, the mechanism is is fairly tight but not overly hard to turn. I haven't used it enough to "break-it-in" yet so the jack will probably get easer to operate. Right now, I would say that a good 1/2" drill motor would lift and lower the jack, but have no idea if it'll pick-up a bike.
1237924
I wouldnt try it. Get a flat jack. I ride a ninja 250r (approx 400lbs) and after some use, the motorcycle wobbles on the stand and I have to use a piece of wood to keep the left side from slipping out
1697681
I would not trust it to do it. Its thin, flimsy and I wish I could send it back. Fine for cargo, boxes, fire wood light bikes, but that's all I would use it for
780578
It's light , I think you could definitely figure out a way to attach it to the bike. For long distance biking it might be worth the trouble
2224371
You can use it with most motorcycles. You will want to make sure that the dimensions will fit in your battery tray. Thank You,RPW Customer Service
44455
Yep. It'll work fine. You can put a road cassette on a MTB rear mech., but not always the other way around.
1846820
If your electric bike weighs 20-30 lbs, I would think the hoist would be ok. My Mtn bike is pretty heavy.
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.
540786
The cable is pretty light-weight, so I would think you would want something more substantial for a scooter. If someone were going to steal your scooter, I would think they could easily cut this. I use it to lock my bike when I pop in to the store or bank...not for a long time. Just my opinion.
1663034
The needle works fine on MOTORCYCLE. I don't have a bicycle so I don't know about that.
1532597
Oh, by the way, I absolutely love it. I use it to hoist up my 2001 Honda Goldwing to change the read tire by myself. The oil I can change on the centerstand. I'd buy another one just like it if someone stole this one! LOL
25359
Well, never tried using this on a motorcycle. What I can say is...... it's a good quality jack that fits snugly in the 12v socket in our vehicles (one of which is a diesel truck). The fit / quality is way better than the cheapo ones we bought at the big box store. I liked it so much I recently purchased a second one.
2266312
Yes. The handlebar holder is detatchable and can be attached in whatever way helps hold the bike in the position you need.
718518
I carry it around when we are walking. On a motorcycle the drawback would be how to attach it securely.
365425
Yes, it can as they supply the necessary part to use on a bike without quick-release, but I don't know how easy it is to set up as I have quick-release. You may want to contact the supplier.
299774
Be great for that! There simple easy to snap on, I use on handle bars on motorcycle, just don't walk to far away or someone will snag your phone.