Anyone used this on a tandem? Know if it'll work for stoker on a Bike Twosday??
1431123
I'm concerned there may not be enough clearance between the top tune and the chain...
1934919
Looks like it would work based on Photos. The only issue is the handlebar clamp may not fit tightly enough (as with my Giant Cypress) but that is easily remedied with a bit of inner tube being used as a spacer. It's plenty bright so it might be annoying for pedestrians.
1821882
I have to imagine this is a joke right? If so let me answer in the matter you are looking for... Yes it will work just fine a four cylinder motorcycle can directly bolt on a two cylinder motorcycles exhaust, might sound where and you will burn out a piston or two but knock yourself out. As for the correct and proper answer no. It will not work, see above for reasons why.
792962
I also have them on a compact crankset and they work great! I believe they work with doubles and triples. Good luck!
154111
I am using this control with a 21 ft Contender with a 225 Suzuki and it works fine. Don't know how the change to a dual engine set up will work.
1556519
That's a stretch. I think it may work but you have to remember, on any tandem its not going to fit perfectly.
2216266
Mine is a tandem, but a shorter one (17 feet) and it works just fine on a similar sized car. Good Cheap way to haul one to the river, but I wouldn't want to haul it very far on interstates at high speeds.
1305314
I rode motorcycles for years and owned a dealership. I'd recommend the short "L" shaped piece for good air chuck access.. You will want to have the wheel re-balanced, because the valve extension probably weighs an ounce or more - far too much weight, and that would shake the bike at mid- to high speeds unless you rebalance.BV
1561711
It may work on your Sportster if you have a sissy bar to attach it to, but it won't work as well as it does on the touring models (that's what it's really made for). The bungee cord in the center is for placing over a backrest to so that might be another option for you. You can tie the bag down from the sides at the bottom for a more secure fit. I use this on my '05 FLHTCSE2 and it really holds a lot of gear. It's very well made too. You may be able to find one at your local HD dealer and actually try it out on a Sporster model. That's where I first saw it.
918331
This front derailleur is a triple, for mountain or hybrid bikes. It might "work" on your road double, but it is not a good choice.
429016
I use it for my road bike and mountain bike. It works fine for both. Send add if it would work for a townie as well.
545690
I use mine for a triathlon bike, it works well and when i drive i don't see either wheel out of both of my side mirrors. Now a tandem bike it long from what i know of them, the bike tires might hang over the sides of the car and my be a hazard to while driving or the over hanging tires might hit something and hurt the bike tires. That is just my two cents on it but its a wonderful well made bike rack that is worth every penny...!!!
2281272
I kinda doubt it will stretch far enough for a tandem. A standard mountain bike fits nicely with the arms out as far as they go. I can measure if you need exact numbers
1548530
I think this alarm would work well on a Harkey. The biggest problem on the Harley would be where to mount the control box out of sight. If it is a dresser it would have plenty of areas to mount it but a smaller Sportster would be more challenging. I mounted it on a Goldwing with no problems.
924264
Add the weight of the MX and the KTM. If that exceeds the 350 limit, you're taking chances. I have a 450# KLR + MX hanging off my trailer hitch on my GMC Savana. I sling the bike with a ratchet strap held by the rear door. I drive in the slow lane and hope I don't have to make emergency manurvers. ALSO..the wing nuts on the foot peg hooks work loose. My KLR would have been road kill if I hadn't cradled the bike with that ratchet strap. tape the threads on those foot peg retainers.
744469
If the trike affords access to the left handlebar tube, it will work great. Some handle bar grips have plugs in the end and on some you have to cut the end of the grip off- I did this to 2 bikes and it was less brutal than it sounds. Go for it, whaddya got to lose?
565916
It is designed for a sportbike with swingarm spools or sliders. The lifting points likely won't work with a dirt bike.