Can this be used on cylinder bikes?
468992
The CarbMate is designed for two cylinders. I believe it is possible to use with other multiple cylinder bikes with accessory attachments or alternate procedures. Refer to the instruction manual.
2070412
Yes. You have to unscrew the clamp bracket, take it off, and you can use it on the other style like Giant bikes use.
813355
If you mean non-handbrakes, I don't see why not. It has nothing to do with the braking mechanism, and appears to be universal for most bikes. I used mine on a full-sized man's bike, should fit any bike. (If not, easily returnable to Amazon.)
1587604
I have used on 1 cyl. engines but no reason I can see why it wouldnt. it is only counting run time not cylinder cylces
2282476
This is a universal single point fit. In other words, you should be able to put it on anything. I found a place to put it on a 250cc Suzuki. However, you bike can take a much heavier dual point support. And harley has supports just for you bike. I wouldn't use these if I had your bike.
853341
Sorry, mine was used on a Suzuki V-Strom... get in touch of the company for the correct part for your bike.Don
287742
I have not tried it on a bike, but, I would think it should work, presta valve and all. I do know it takes a long time on car tires but, it eventually gets the job done. Sorry I couldn't be more help,
1756132
Yes it can. Check with your owners manual to make sure the weight is correct for your bike.
2035433
(Im not a 'bike person' so bear with my lingo) I wouldn't see why not as it attaches to the bars with hooks that seem basic enough to fit on most any shape (mine is on a retro style, chopper handle bars and works fine). I wasn't sure about your disc brake question though... the support rod fits on the bolt in the center of the front wheel... not sure how much room the disc brakes require. Perhaps not entirely helpful, but maybe some insight.
1325021
No, I would not use this for more than 250 cc bike. I used for my KLR 650 and it fell apart on me. It is a cheap product.
1766087
Hi. Yes, I don't see why not. The nuts you see at the top of the triangle are wide enough to fix or hold on to the bike. My bike has levels to remove the wheels quickly. I did not bother with removing it, instead, I applied a strong grip and the bike holds just great.
2054784
I don't see why not. It's a real easy on off. The mounting bracket just attaches to the rear wheele axel. Thake off the nut and put the bracket on and put the nut back. We attached it to a kids bike one weekend and it worked fine.
472466
Not on my bike .I use it on the rear wheel but if your front wheel is close to your frame it may work on a different type of bike.
87388
Don't know. You would need to measure the outside diameter of the threaded portion of your bike's pedal axles.
354887
I think it should, as long as it uses the standard connection. The gauge works off of gas pressure so it should work on your cylinder no matter what size.
35361
i don't see why not, the deals sticking up come off, so it is flat i put a rubber mat on it so it don't slip on my harley fxe.
985753
I use it on my motorcycle. I guess you can use it on your bicycle, but it might need to be modified a little. Great product, though.