I have a Honda 1100 & a class A pusher will this product work
1697673
i would not buy this. the included ramp bent on its first use, and my bike is lighter than your 1100.
1697674
NO! That is way to big of a bike. I had a KLR 650 and it was to much bike for it. You are better off buying a small trailer.
1697675
I have a Triumph Street 675, its 400 pounds. I would not put more than that much weight on my carrier. As it is it shakes allot. I would not take it on long trips now.
1697676
Not a chance. I have a CBR600, which weighs 385lbs. I thought it would be sketchy, but it was far worse than i expected. The CBR bent the ramp.
1697677
It will work, but your 1100 is way too heavy for this model! With MANY mods/ welds, it can be made to work for you! Choose a stronger built model!
1697678
1000 seams ficticous. I have it for a scooter. My son tried his heavy bike and the ramp bent.. Sorry but I think its not strong enough
1697679
Don't see a problem; I have one on a class A but is gas, not pusher so don't know if hookup would be different.
1697680
I'd check the length of the rail and make sure it's long enough to fit the motorcycle, but the rail is built well so weight will be OK. It does wiggle / tilt slightly but is overall very sturdy. The basket screen is light weight, I added a support under the areas not supported. It's been a great way to transport my dirt bike even over long several hundred mile trips.
1697681
I would not trust it to do it. Its thin, flimsy and I wish I could send it back. Fine for cargo, boxes, fire wood light bikes, but that's all I would use it for
1493026
As long as you have a receiver hitch it will work. If you have a clearance problem with the handlebars just loosen them and turn them sideways
1350615
You would have to measure the distance between the seat post and handlebar post. If the adaptor reaches then it should work.
1253068
It may work if the motorcycle has got 16 pin OBD2 connector and is OBD2 compatible but I cannot guarantee 100% that this will work. Regards, obd2help.co.uk
1689937
This one only works if the bike has the mounting plate. If it doesn't, you need model number KS2B.
1605212
Yes it will work it's universal and the instruction are very helpful, I put it on my dirtbike and it worked wonders
1589704
Yes it will work. U can slide the mounting brackets together. I just checked and they were 2" pushed together
865662
I bought one for a Honda 1100 c2 and I think we have the same frames so It should fit.. the chrome isn't that great if you leave your bike outside.. Lee
927319
Not sure about 1100 if bracket that holds front of passanger seat the same it would but not sure without checking
2089300
2 back up what craig said, make sure u do have the correct mount for ur winch n make n model of atv. Also, make sure u have the correct mid frame mount for these pushtubes n make n model of ur machine (under the atv.) I would make sure the blade in question will mount 2 this unit. If its a cycle country then ur prolly good (cycle country stuf is pretty well interchangeable with itself.. i mounted an old blade on these brand new tubes.)
1593816
If your bike has a 11/8 inch steering tube you should be fine. I upgraded an old 1999 Trek 4900 disk and it works like a champ!!
1052429
You would have to wire it into you system and yes it will... I've installed it on my 2010 Harley
877404
I used this pump on the same Honda engine with success. I had to add shims (washers) between the pump and platform.
882930
Yes it will. If you look at the top mounting brackets, you have 2 choices: 1. mount to your bike frame using the brackets that are already on your bike (if it has them) or 2. use the brackets that wrap around your frame and position them where you them. My bike didn't have them and my frame was too big so I modified the brackets so I could mount it to my seat post.
1132466
It is not a master kit. I would check your RPO code to find your specific transmission.
1186308
It will work fine. please read up on the difference between power on demand (pod) and momentum style brake controler before you decide.
1649551
I can't honestly say. I hope someone else sees this and gives you an answer. I know if you call the manufacturer, they are very quick to respond and will give you a definite answer for your bike. Good luck.