Dear friend, theTorin T23401 750 lb. Engine Stand is good for motorcycles engines???
1015310
No it is not. It is setup to be bolted to the rear of the blocks on 4, 6, 8cyl auto/truck engines. Motorcycle engines normally use an engine cradle as a stand.
1015311
Hi. Not really, it's best you get one especifically for motorcycle engines.
1015312
what happen to me was the holes where you lock in to rotate the engine didn't match. I drilled the holes out so it matched . The company gave no real support. Basic thought is "You get what you pay for".
1015313
I'm not sure. I have a Chevy luv engine mounted on mine, but I'm not sure how the mounting pattern on a motorcycle engine relates to a car engine. I hope that helps, but feel free to ask follow up questions
1015314
It probably would work fine for that assuming the mounting pattern can be matched up. I am not that familiar with motorcycle engines. My engine was about 650 lbs and it was definitely beyond the capacity for that . Once the engine was stripped down to the block it was much more manageable to roll it to move it around
1703818
Shouldn't be a problem it has some adjustment. As long as your rear isn't bigger than a 190. They are great stands.
258764
If your Rebel 250 had spools it would. Let me save you some time and money... Its a piece of garbage. I used it (for about 30 seconds) on a Ninja 650. Not exactly a heavy bike compared to many I've had in the past. On a perfectly level surface... it still seemed like it would fold like a piece of paper. Such a piece of junk, that i worked my way through BikeMaster customer service, worked my way up, until they sent me a higher grade of tubular steel bike stand. That one is much better. As good as a Pitt Bull --- or as good as my old tubular stainless steel stand from Two Brothers??? No way. But absolutely sufficient. As for the aluminum one, please... just dont.
636371
i had a stand supporting rear. venom tree stand front, rebuilt front forks on a 2001. triumph t bird. plenty. of wrenchin and tuggin. stand did well. very little wobble.
2046808
I would say yes for very minor issues only. The bike is not held securely in this stand, so the bikewill move considerably when attempting to loosen or tighten secure nuts/bolts.
766757
I have a 297lb yamaha TW200 I barely know it is there. Make sure the trailer hitch is rated for the vertical weight of 600lb or more.
70201
I have used this stand on a Cannondale 700 c Adventure bike and on a Marin 700 cc. Both are different shaped frames and it worked on both. It is adjustable.
290647
I just purchased this Engine guard and when I took it to be mounted ... It turned out that it was not suitable for my Heritage Softail Classic. It was not strong enough to hold the weight of my bike in the event it went down.
2249098
The stand holds up just fine. The engine now has over 2 hours on it and nothing to worry about!
879979
I use it on a microphone stand. It holds it well. Not sure I would trust it on my motorcycles.
249058
Yes!!!! If i was you get the stand its nice!! It will support it just fine. No trouble at all.
965235
Sorry dont know .My bike. Is 24lbs and its ok with that Hope this helps.The stands are ok for the price .Remembet you get what you pay for .
1018511
I don't know your torque specs, but it is good to 200in/lbs. I used it for primary case on Harley which is a similar application, and I went to 120 in/lbs. Hope this helps.
1404867
I have the Msr100's and the MSR250's. The MSR400 weights 51 pounds. I know there are theaters that hang them for sound. I am sure it is feasible but it will require more research on your part. I would start by seeing who the Yamaha dealer is in your area and check with them. Are you also looking at the MSR800W subwoofer? Yamaha does sell a stand for both. I don't know what you are using the Yamaha products for. Good luck. You will be buying some great equipment.
1113453
..I'm using it on a four stroke 650cc engine. This would be far too large for 200cc in my opinion. Consult with Sudco for fitment.
1229934
not sure about yamaha's, my application was a Honda ct - 70. it fit like a glove & runs great. I would think a good cycle mech. could advise youon this, sorry I can't help further,
1816509
Thank you for a question. As for this stand, only the bicycle with the exclusive installation hole does not support trail 4 by correspondence. Canon Dale does not recommend the use of the company's stand to the bicycle of the sports type publicly. A frame is damaged and raises that unreasonable load suffers from a frame at the time of a thing becoming uncomfortable, a fall by tying a seat and a chain stay.