can i mount the rear wheel of my 400lb yamaha scooter
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I definitely would not mount the rear wheel. I assume you have a shaft drive and an auto trans. It's a bitch to stabilize the handlebars when they're in the front much less the back. Plus the wheel mount is about 1 & 1/2 feet back from the bumper so the tongue weight is greatly exaggerated because of the distance... kind of like a see-saw effect. I say definitely don't do it!!!
1102580
No. Your scooter front fender will probably hit the rocker and the side pivots because of the short diameter of the scooter wheel. Even taking the rocker off will probably not work because of the depth of the bail, unless you shim it up somehow. Robert C. I did also. And I mounted d rings on the board.
1344437
If the wheels have spokes you should be able to mount the sending unit. The directions tell you how to adjust the sending unit to get approx speed.
1577016
No. Just looked at it. The rear wheel axle is not as long as the front one so unless you modify something, I don't believe you could.
519482
The connector that attached to the bike gets screwed on underneath the nut on the rear tire. It should work just fine. The connector is about a 1/4" think, so you may not have much for the nut to screw back onto. The trailer mount can be put on either side. Hope this helps.
1805471
Not if you want to mount the computer itself to the handle bars. The wire is to short to reach the back tire.
383001
It comes with the base, the case, and the mounting hardware. Not sure if your scooter has a rack Id look it up.
1668132
I just strap it to the top of the rear of a four wheeler. You may have to engineer some brackets For other applications
1667141
Depending on what your attaching it too. There is 2 brackets that come in box. Example : I only used the 4 oblong plates. Had to measure an drill my own holes. To custom fit on my scooter. So on a motorcycle u may use the spring mount to bolt on or rear turn signal mounts or seat mounts or custom fit an attach to rear carrier? Basically costom fit to your bike. FYI : use plates inside and under ( sandwich ) box in place with bolts an rubber rings. Or u run the risk of cracking , breaking, wobblie box. Plus this will help support rider on back rest. Hope this helps.
178162
It attaches via a bicycle rear axle quick release. I dont recommend it but if you even wanted to try, you'd have to fabricate some sort of mount or find a way to bolt the included mount to your scooter.
1311160
This is the same motor, but this is a short case, which means it is made for 10-11 inch wheels. You need the gy6-B 150cc with the extra long case to accomodate the 16" wheels on the scooter you have.
1899244
You need to find a rack to mount it to. If your bike has a rear rack already you may be able to fit a Givi/Kappa monokey plate to it, but you need to be aware of weight limits on the racks when loading. If you don't have the rack do a search for SW-Motech racks, they make adapters for just about every bike
254896
yes, mount it so the tire turns it and run the wires to the battery, whenever you run the scooter the unit will charge it up.
2121890
You will need to get additional mounting brackets. I would recommend the Kettler Rear Bicycle basket. I replaced my Wald with the Kettler and could not be happier
1927832
No, not without significant modification (welding, drilling metal, b ending metal). It mounts on the rear axle of a 2-wheeler in place of training wheels. Want to push a trike? Use a broom, like my dad did for me on my Big Wheel in the 70's. Really.
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I don't see how it could be done. My dog pulled me so fast she was running up by the front wheel. I think this is the best design out there but I did not feel real safe. I have since ordered a dog powered scooter and it is a lot of fun and you can attach 2 dogs to that.
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On this type of carrier, the tire must go between the rails to be held in place by the bolt through the spokes. With typically small tires on scooters, that may be problematic. Another issue with scooters is having framework sufficiently high enough to allow straps to hold it down to the rail. As for larger motorcycles, both the weight and the distance between the carrier and the body of the transporting vehicle may be problematic. Dirt bikes (which are motorcycles) tend to have a thinner profile than street bikes. I purchased this rack to carry a dirt bike that weighed about 300 lbs on the front of a Jeep wrangler. This worked perfectly for the one trip that it was purchased to get the bike from Boston to Richmond, VA. Can't say that it wouldn't work for scooters or other motorcycles as each one has different requirements, but it worked for us.