landrover11019

Active Member

• Aug 9, 2011

• #21

I picked up my uncles triumph bonnerville in my lightwieght with the tailboard down. It took 3 of us to lift it in though.
If your gonna be shifting motorbikes regular, get a transit van, lower floor and easy access.

 

Lowlight

Active Member

• Aug 13, 2011

• #22

I have a 90 so obviously nothing fits in the back, I race bikes and have looked into putting a bike rack across the back which would be OK for the motor cross bike but the road race bikes (RVF400 & Fireblade) are just too heavy.

I am thinking of a fold up bike trailer or just going for a box trailer, I can use the back of the 90 for all my gear / toolbox etc then

 

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Litch

Well-Known Member

• Aug 13, 2011

• #23

Daz H said:

I have a 90 so obviously nothing fits in the back.

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Not true, see my earlier post.

 

300tdistu

Well-Known Member

• Aug 13, 2011

• #24

you will be best with a trailer mate, as i found out with my motor cross bike

 

Lowlight

Active Member

• Aug 13, 2011

• #25

Litch said:

Not true, see my earlier post.

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I stand corrected, Lol. None of my bikes would get close though, not even my RS125 and that's tiny!

I'm picking up a motorcycle rack next weekend and will try the RVF on it, I'll put a photo up if it works