It says this can be attached to a motorcycle. What speed is it rated for?
812971
I don't know why it would say that or who said that, but it's not true. This buggy should not exceed 10-15 miles per hour as the tires are small and would not accommodate high speeds.
812972
Not sure what the official speed rating is but it has small bicycle wheels, so my guess is no more than 25 mph on streets and 10 mph off road. It has no suspension and a canvas box and cover so I don't recommend use on overly rugged terrain at any speed.
812973
You know... I'm not sure but personally I don't think it could cope with high speeds and much highway driving. Remember it has bike type tires. It does a great job with my bicycle but for a motorcycle, unless you carry spare tires and tubes, I'm not sure I'd trust it for distance travel. Hope that helps!
812974
As I recall, the owner's manual specifies speeds no faster than 10 mph...So, for road bike purposes, it would not work...However, for use with a trail bike or quad runner at slow speeds on back roads, it could work.
812975
Speed limit for the trailer is only 10 mph, 15 tops but I'd stay lower than that to be safe. Also, the arm on the trailer is also steel and the only "turn give" is in the spring where it's attached to your bike so trying to make turns with it on a road would be difficult if going too fast. I have found that even with my bicycle, when I try to hard-turn my bike to the right when I get home to "park" it, the back wheel hits the front of the trailer because it doesn't have that much sway to it and then I can't roll the bike further without moving the trailer (by hand) over first to "disconnect" the two. (I hope that makes sense.) Speed limit for the trailer is only 10 mph, 15 tops but I'd stay lower than that to be safe. Also, the arm on the trailer is also steel and the only "turn give" is in the spring where it's attached to your bike so trying to make turns with it on a road would be difficult if going too fast. I have found that even with my bicycle, when I try to hard-turn my bike to the right when I get home to "park" it, the back wheel hits the front of the trailer because it doesn't have that much sway to it and then I can't roll the bike further without moving the trailer (by hand) over... » Read More Speed limit for the trailer is only 10 mph, 15 tops but I'd stay lower than that to be safe. Also, the arm on the trailer is also steel and the only "turn give" is in the spring where it's attached to your bike so trying to make turns with it on a road would be difficult if going too fast. I have found that even with my bicycle, when I try to hard-turn my bike to the right when I get home to "park" it, the back wheel hits the front of the trailer because it doesn't have that much sway to it and then I can't roll the bike further without moving the trailer (by hand) over first to "disconnect" the two. (I hope that makes sense.) « Show Less
1331557
I really don't know.It has 3 speeds.Not sure this type of small motor is classified that way.
2243685
I would say no. It would work in thoery. However the magnet that attaches to the spoke has to pass within about an 1/8" or less from the reciever thats mounted to your fork. I doubbt you coud get that tight of tolerance. This stuff is held in place by plastic tie down straps. Road bumps, 60mph water, etc would eventually move things around. Secondly I motorbike spoke is much too large to mount the magnet onto. So in reality, No Way! Its for a bicycle, not a motorbike.
748667
I don't know. Local law limits unassisted vehicle speed to 15 mph, and to register a motor bicycle it needs to have an enclosed gearbox. I'm going to top-off my build with a bell until Amazon.com sells water bottle mount lithium batteries with charger.
131687
I installed this on my motorcycle, Altho the kit says its not for a motorcycle as it could melt the throttle, Ive only used it on LOW and have had no issues and LOW gets pretty hot. Works good.
1347392
I use it on my road bike. Its really made for mb but i know lots of people use it a road bike
50807
I currently have this on my 8-speed bike with no problems. I purchased this along with an 8-speed chain and an 8-speed cassette (chain and cassette were made by SRAM). I'm very satisfied with it.
25359
Well, never tried using this on a motorcycle. What I can say is...... it's a good quality jack that fits snugly in the 12v socket in our vehicles (one of which is a diesel truck). The fit / quality is way better than the cheapo ones we bought at the big box store. I liked it so much I recently purchased a second one.
2147354
I have used it on my grandsons regular bicycle so I assume it could use it on a motorcycle It really works well
1479830
Not sure I am using it on my motorcycle. ..I ran a switch with a fuse and it works great great sound though.
1948051
I put this system on a 2008 tank scooter with a tuner and increased both speed and torque. It does about 62 mph.
368209
300rpm this is a high torque motor => it gives high power to weight ratio. slot cars are normally light weight, so if this what you need for, then this wont work for you.
66028
Yes, it can safely be used in a motorcycle. It is JASO-MA certified. I run this in both my Honda XR650L and my Gold Wing. A simple Google search would have answered your question.
1978867
The mount is for a mask strap the you use to go under water with. I would not recomend mounting to a motorcycle. The vibrations would cause funny distortion in the video. I would use a head strap or something like that to mount it on. Although I do not ride motorcyles nor have I ever ridden a goldwing. Good luck.
1550593
Couldn't tell you, it's been built up. All I know is that your question is linked to the product I purchased which runs 10 speed. At this point if you are so unsure, your best bet is your local bike shop.
1272459
Sorry, I don`t know the speed rating or warranty. I drive less than 30 mph when the chain is on. I used the chains for about 10 times so far and haven`t noticed any problems yet.
86491
I don't have a motorcycle, but I can say that it works fine on my kids' bicycle tires, if that's any help.