I have a 13 Victory Cross Country. Will this jack support my bike?
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I didn't know what the Victory looked like so went to google. Beautiful bikes. Our son has a full size Harley, he is the one we bought this for. I would assume the bikes would be pretty equal in weight so I would guess this would be good for you. Good luck and safe riding. Shirley
1127290
"rated capacity: 1100 lbs", "caution #2. "Use this lift for second-lift purpose only." I use for 550lb Moto Guzzi, but use additional light jack, when removing front wheel or rear wheel.
1127291
Yes, that's the motorcycle I have and it supports my bike. The first time I did it I had someone there to help balance it just so I could see what it would do. I'm very happy with it.
1127292
Yes, I have a Victory Boardwalk. I use a front wheel stand made by Condor, available from Amazon. It holds the bike up straight, then I tie it down. Use the B W Jack to raise it, it works well with a 1/2 inch ratchet. This is all so ideal for winter storage.
2276622
It fit under my Dyna if I pulled the bike upright off the kickstand with one hand and pushed the jack under it. Now I have a Road King and have to do the same thing. once you do it a few times its not bad at all, its a very good jack.
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I got a 99 Dyna and it sits on it soild I can shake the bike and the Jack is sturdy. The only thing is my kickstand spring stud gets in the way a bit other than that worth the money my buddy had harbor freight one and I would not put my bike on it
549506
no I just supported it where it was with jack but had to install back bolts first to get it to line up
293953
Absolutely!! This is a great system. I have traveled cross-country 4 or 5 times with my HD Road King Screamin' Eagle and it has held the bike solid in place!It's a good idea to check it periodically if you are traveling a long distance. I have had to ratchet the front wheel strap a few times just to tighten it up. My bike is 850-900 lbs.
1640028
I think you will be fine. I have used it for 3 different bikes including road and trail bikes. It's a terrific stand. All I need and more.
916466
Not a lot of room. You would probably be better off adjusting the center tire mount outward and mounting the jack under the tire. That would help avoid the theft of jack but you would need to remove tire to get to the jack.
1816509
Thank you for a question. As for this stand, only the bicycle with the exclusive installation hole does not support trail 4 by correspondence. Canon Dale does not recommend the use of the company's stand to the bicycle of the sports type publicly. A frame is damaged and raises that unreasonable load suffers from a frame at the time of a thing becoming uncomfortable, a fall by tying a seat and a chain stay.
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depends on the size of the current saddle opening,it comes with a skinny shaft already on and an adapter, both are too small for my craftsman 2 1/4 ton floor jack,but fits in hole so it works, not sure on the size of shafts right now,but if someone else doesn't answer, will measure and post.
2075772
Have never laid hands on the bike you speak of. However, if your motorcycle has lower frame rails, then this jack will very likely work. The upper supports (which contact the lower frame rails) are adjustable in terms of width. Get that right and it will lift your motorcycle.
1045655
Should be fine , it's a great hitch! Bikes are more secure and they don,t bang into each other.
710096
I have a Victory vegas, same problem. I cut 4 pieces of wood,(1/2 in. plywood) each piece is the width of the jack and the length is around 8 in. I leave a gap in the center where the crank bump is. The bike jacks up fine and feels secure, I also have a wire that pinches, so I may need to modify the wood in one area. I can jack up the bike solo by sitting on it and reaching with my foot until it leaves the ground. The wheels are cheap but I am happy with the jack.
1181587
yes sir, your bike wet is 281 kg or about 620 pounds, it lifts my 681 pound heritage softtail. good jack, for motorcycle.
221503
The only connection is to the hub. If your bike has a fairly typical rear wheel quick release hub, it should be fine.
2174660
I think it will. I believe there is a space in between. But I dont have my bike with me to check
293514
Most likely not, the reason is that the maximum lift range of the jack is 11.2 " probably WELL BELOW the minimum clearance of a 4*4 and the maximum lift capacity is only 4000 pounds. Hope that helps !
92924
It should hold your bikes, but I would call the company's tech support and ask them. phone number is 888-722-5240