Has this been used with ebikes? Weight is about 60 lbs.
571980
I have used it with two regular steel frame women's 26 inch bikes and they worked fine, but They do not weigh 60 lbs. check with manufacturer.
571981
I used it with my girlfriend's bike which is at least 50 lbs. no problems. Bike felt secure and brace feels sturdy.
571982
ebikes, Interesting question, The release pin in the front, I covered with electric tape so it would scratch the frame up. Well for the ebike, I think it would hold up with this attachment. But to remember that the bike seat must be secured because of the weight, It could pull on the seat pole or pull the seat off the pole if these things are not tight. I use a tether, bungle cord as a safe guard on the frame attached to the bike rack. Just commonsense. But this tension bar will hold it, won't bend. Just use commonsense.
214301
I have 30 lbs. on it, but have not tested for more weight. It works very well.
2173150
My bike weighs 482 lbs and I had no problems - 50 lbs. over would probably work...
755347
Sorry, I have not tried that. Although, even with one bike on the rack, it is pretty heavy.
550653
I don't know for sure, but I would think it would hold 40 lbs. The bike we used it with weighs 26 lbs, and it's totally fine. Wish I had kept the instructions that came with it, but I didn't.
556008
I've talked to Pacific Cycles (Schwinn) and the weight limit is 250lbs for the rider and 40lbs in the basket.
1222710
Um, back to the old question...60 pounds of what? The design will easily handle a 100 pounds IF it is centered and reasonably stationary. I wouldn't park my backside on it nor would I try moving the unit with that kind of weight on it but just sitting there shouldn't cause a problem.
344297
have not put it to the test with that much weight. Works well at 600 lbs. Recommend you check with manufacture.
1019648
don't know, never tried, however i'm 70kg, and I ride with my kids that's 12kg and it's still holding up without issues.
210679
Sure does everytime I have used it (5+ times) we have put me and my wife's full sized bikes on the rack no problem. Both bikes are cheapos and weigh a lot but we've had no problems.
631966
I have two grand kids that ride in it and their combined weight is beyond 55 lbs. The power wheels will work fine.
2040851
I wouldn't trust it for that much weight. Even if the legs can support it, the clamp may not. But, I have never attempted a bike that heavy, so I can't swear by this, just my opinion.
2201587
It can hold a lot of weight. I'm not sure about a motorized dirt bike, but my son charges at it with a BMX bike and it doesn't slide forward or anything.
1043164
My son who rides it is about 60 lbs or so and he scoots along great on it. His big brother, who is probably close to 130 lbs has ridden it too! It slows down, but no trouble with the bike.
962777
I am not sure what kind of bike you have, but I have a Harley softtail, that weighs over 750lbs, and I have used this jack to move my bike easily around my garage. I would recommend getting straps to help secure the bike, this would be a great item, and its just being safe. I have moved my bike without the straps and have had no problems.
797852
YES!!! I use this stand for my 58 pound e-bike along with my standard road and mountain bikes. Very sturdy, will hold your e-bike at any angle including vertical and upside down. This stand is rated for 100 pounds and it's very stable. If you are not working on the motor it's always a good idea to remove the battery, that would bring your e-bike working weight down closer to 50 lbs. It's not absolutely necessary though.
1744699
not sure. Seems pretty sturdy if you have it mounted well. I have mountain bike that is probably 25-30 pounds and it doesn't seem to be a problem. 50 pounds might be a problem.