i have a yamaha p-105 looking for lightweight with wheels
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Wheels are about 4" across and 1" thick. My guitar amp weighs about 75the LB plus the bass guitar and case. It pulled ok on fairly level lowcut grass. I would be wary of uneven lawns. It does not have the bigger balloon type tires like movers would uze.
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Thanks so much! I am looking for something light weight and portable to use when traveling to keep good ROM in my stiff-after-knee-replacement knee. I use a stationary bike at home and hope this would do for short term use on the road. Would you agree that it would?
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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
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I would have to agree w/ "CyberTom's" response as the one I own flexes a great deal. I would look into something w/ a steel/aluminum frame.
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I didn't think Yamaha made a grizzly 700 then. But if it's close to a 660, then no, it would hang over the side and be awfully heavy.
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It should be perfect for that. Lightweight and powerful enough to get great sound. You have enough balance and unbalanced inputs to handle your equipment.
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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.
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I would classify the Shimano R1000 as a lightweight reel. Although it will fit on an Ultra Lite rod and you can put 4LB test on it- it's just slightly larger than an UltraLite reel. It is durable and transporting it in a backpack should not pose an issue.
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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.
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Yes it will fit. The top supports are 20" long, so they will stick out a bit either in front or behind. I have my P-105 all the way to the front of the supports-no problem with balance. Mine is set at 30" wide, so your piano will fit. It's very sturdy.
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pros: very portable, light weight, easy to learn, smooth ridingcons: the hollow plastic body makes it a loud ride, the wheels are smaller than those on a penny so you'll have to work moreHonestly, if you have the money for the penny/mini cruiser, I'd get a cruiser.
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Hi Claudia, it should work-I have it on an old Yamaha P750 that also has the top screws. it sounds great.
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i would look into flight cases, by j winter or roadie cases especially if i had a pro sax. the roadie cases got tons of room and it's on wheels and locks.
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I don't see why not. I have a P-105B and it fits with excess room lengthwise and width-wise. The 255 isn't any taller, but I know it's wider and a smodge longer, but even with that considered I don't think it would be too snug. Measure the Yamaha and then check the interior dimensions.
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I have the Yamaha FSW-050, it works fine with the CS-N755 and easy to fit in small places...
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There are small wheels. I have a foam mattress on mine, which is very lightweight. The bigger issue is the bulk. It is a tight fit. I think it is a very good bed for the price.