Would it be strong enough to stick to a gas tank of a motorcycle?
1660761
The rubber suction cup broke loss on mine about 4 weeks after I bought it. I wouldn't trust it on my windshield so I would definitely not use it on my bike. You would be better off finding something you could mount to your handle bar or you headlight bracket like I did!
1660762
I have two answers. Yes, it would be strong enough because it has both some sticky adhesive type thing and a suction cup, but I would not trust it over time on your bike, that just makes me nervous.
1660763
The question wouldn't be with the holding power of the suction cup, I'm sure that would hold without issue. The question would be could the clip handle the jostling of the ride on the motorcycle. I'm not sure I would want to risk my smartphone to find out.
1660764
Myler, I would say yes. Trying to take this off my windshield, to move it to a different car, the self stickiness made it very hard. It isn't just a suction cup, it's also a STRONG sticker.
658512
I used it to get the rust out of my Harley Davidson gas tank so it should work on the rack, but you have to soak them over night.
1109865
Probably would stick well. But keep in mind this is a thick tape and would stick out.
1152216
Yes, it attaches using magnets so no matter how large the tank it sticks on there one way or another, very sturdy I've never had it fall off, I ride it on the highway on my honda cbr, works great
422465
Yes, you can do that. We have a lot of motorcycle customers that use them as spare gas containers when traveling long distances and want to carry extra fuel.
2231268
I bought a half pint size for a 5 gallon motorcycle gas tank and had some left over, a pint might work but maybe need a quart ,tank had rust in it so put some nuts from bolts and shook it until it was clean worked nice
1656822
Seems pretty strong I had a gas rc car that had an issue that kept frying the motors. But is definitely strong enough to steer a 4wd gas powered rc car
1728707
It could be mounted to the side of a tank. The mounting bracket normally screws into an object... but and adhesive could possibly be used.
344063
I would think that it could as long as what you are mounting it to is stable
1088796
Yes,it is strong enough.....depending on the surface of the dash and the surface of what you want to hold.
677975
Probably. Would need to be free of oil/grease. I used with breaker bar and pipe extension to free nut on clutch so held up to quite a bit of force.
30154
Im pretty sure it is strong enough. It pulled out my GMC Seirra no problem at all. I would do more research if you are worried though.
1769673
yes, absolutely! this is a link to a Utube video showing it being done. I sealed up a motorcycle gas tank as well. just make sure the interior is clean and dry when you start. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GUy-3ujovXo
276329
The cab assembly is top heavy and provides quite a bit of counterbalance on my gas Troy Built. I imagine you would be holding it up on a lighter machine. As far as mounting goes - no problem, the mounts adjust for handle width.
1825030
Here are the recommended dimensions from the RAM website:Minimum Width = 1.75"Maximum Width = 4.5"That being said, I would probably not use this on a motorcycle, especially with the suction mounting (though if you're connecting it to a RAM ball mounted on your bike securely, that would better). My bigger concern is that even though the grip is strong, motorcycle vibrations are at a frequency that could make it become lose over time. I would go with a locking, secure mount, of which RAM sells a ton.
864624
No - it does not support the motorcycle, it only provides a chock for the dent wheel
1620304
This product is very strong and should hold well in your application. Make sure the metal is very clean so adhesive backing will bond properly.