could i pull an SUP behind a bike
573943
Shouldn't be a problem but make sure the frame is strapped securely so the wheels don't shift under the board. The wheels tend to rotate when going over an irregular surface like a curb.
478051
Yes, but i don't know why you want to do this. You need the bottom part to mount the sissy bar on the frame so it's serure and safe to ride on. Unless you want to ride without the sissy bar.
2161252
My MBB rack is mounted to the front post and cargo rack over the rear wheel. I have a 9-6 longboard. I must lean the bike or lay it down away from the weighted side to load and unload. The bike rides fine with a slight shimmy at the front wheel. I don't know how the bike would handle a 12 foot SUP but the rack is sturdy enough.
242229
I wouldn't think that would be safe because I'm not sure if you could get backpack straps tight enough so bottom was dragging on wheel of bike. At that point you might be better off attaching bike basket and attaching harness to basket. Try googling ideas. That is how I came up with my dog pulling a wagoon ideas.
628466
No. I used it for my 25 lb SUP. I can tell you this is a handy item for short distances at 25 mph or less. It will not provide the stability you need for highway transports of a kayak or SUP. I find I am now needing to upgrade.
823053
Possible but not recommended. The amperage is too high when cranking a bike to use as jumper cables. The fuse is too small for the amps and wire not big enough.
51467
You have to be strong enough to lift your SUP over your car. With the handle on the SUP, you can put the nose of the board a on rack and slide it forward in order to avoid scratching the car. There is no easy way is your not strong enough.
1600650
If you mean paddle with an oar, I don't think so. You definitely can't use it as a SUP.
333712
Sure you can pull it with any type water craft, but why? Maybe just to relocate it and then anchor it. The intent of this vessel is a "PARTY ISLAND" not for "WHITE WATER RAFTING". My friends drift on the lake, wherever the wind and waves take them, then get in the water and swim/push it home when they've had enough sun. "CAUTION" a sea anchor/drogue on a short tether is a must, you definitely don't want the "ISLAND" moving faster than you can swim. Don't forget your PFDs.
1242534
Longer chain to attach under the cover to the bike would be the only way . Otherwise you would harm the cover.
400374
Anyone could steal the motor with a few tools. However, I think it is unlikely.motor is slow and bike is inexpensive. Your going to want a faster bike pretty quick. Also, motor is loud compared to HUB motor
2119136
The issue would be how the cables would be ran. To use it as an additional winch you would need another cable and it would be in the way.
1222832
Yes, it would probably work provided you can balance the SUP when attached to the bike, otherwise it won't track properly. The bungee cord provided with the dolly doesn't work well. A better, and inexpensive cinching system from a hardware store will properly balance it at the dolly.
688760
It measures 4 1/2 in the front and 5 1/5 at the rear of the lifter that holds the motorcycle frame. you could probably slip the front under the frame by tilting the bike and then back towards you to get on on to the lift. Of course my bike is small and not very heavy. Good luck
846620
As long as the bike has a kickstand or something stable keep it upright, you can operate it alone
1247480
No, use a puller for that purpose, these are not designed for that... The jaws are not small enough to fit behind the groove that is located on the circumference of the shaft. If you try and pull from behind the whole diameter of the pulley you will warp or break it and it will not be of any use.
529610
I don't see why not. It lifts my Harley Road Glide off the ground which is a similarly sized bike. It does not drift back down like a hydraulic jack it will keep its height perfectly. Hope that helps.