why cant you use this on a motorcycle or scooter ?
1328615
If you have a place to mount it, it would work. It works just like a regular antenna
1328616
I would imagine that you could use it on a motorcycle. It has a standard connector for the back of the radio. Only concern would be the physical mounting of the antenna. Mine is mounted to a flat surface.
1328617
I would think as long as you have a stereo that can accept it and a place to mount it, why not.
68665
If u have a disc brake on the scooter it goes between the opening of the disc if the opening is big enough on a small scooter. It works great on my Harley's.
1876213
Idk? I tried it on a Harley davidson and I didnt like it cause your either speeding up or slowing down.
574835
I'm sure it will fit a scooter, install is easy but it does not come with a cable. You should be able to use your existing cable. If not, You can prob get one that will fit at a local scooter/motorcycle store. They don't make universal speedo cables, so take the speedo with you to help find one that will fit.
1100689
I'm not Stant makes testers for motorcycles, I would ask this question in a motorcycle forum.
659527
Yes it can. We use it on both 12v car and 12v motorcycle batteries. Just set and forget. Just make sure you select the correct size and battery type. If you're charging a deeply discharged car battery though it will take awhile as it's charge rate is only 1.1 amps.
1318218
Yes, you should be able to. I've seen many scooters with this lock around one of the wheels.
1525379
it has a universal attachment mount on the bottom should work on most scooters
841710
I dont know why it cant be used for motorcycle tires my road bike tires take a lot more pressure lots of volume to pump though!
1245831
It is not recommend for two reasons. First it can strip the jacks main screw, and second with the load of the motorcycle could do damage to the drill.
1543802
Its not meant to be intalled in a scooter since wheels are different , it uses a magnet which is supposed to be intalled in a spoke. Even if you manage to intall it in the wheel without affecting its rotation you'll have to intall the sensor in a way that gets about 2 to 3 mm of separation between the sensor and the magnet, It takes some knowledege to do it even with a bike wheel. Im not saying its imposible but it will be time consuming and the final result wont be what you expected. The diameter of wheel can be set but Im not sure you can set somenthing below 50 cm. so you wouldnt be able to get accurate measurements. Its not meant to be intalled in a scooter since wheels are different , it uses a magnet which is supposed to be intalled in a spoke. Even if you manage to intall it in the wheel without affecting its rotation you'll have to intall the sensor in a way that gets about 2 to 3 mm of separation between the sensor and the magnet, It takes some knowledege to do it even with a bike wheel. Im not saying its imposible but it will be time consuming and the final result wont be what you expected. The diameter of wheel can be set but Im not sure you can set somenthing below 50 cm. so you wouldnt be able... » Read More Its not meant to be intalled in a scooter since wheels are different , it uses a magnet which is supposed to be intalled in a spoke. Even if you manage to intall it in the wheel without affecting its rotation you'll have to intall the sensor in a way that gets about 2 to 3 mm of separation between the sensor and the magnet, It takes some knowledege to do it even with a bike wheel. Im not saying its imposible but it will be time consuming and the final result wont be what you expected. The diameter of wheel can be set but Im not sure you can set somenthing below 50 cm. so you wouldnt be able to get accurate measurements. « Show Less
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Yeah, you can use it on a motorcycle. I recommend a Suction Cup, Flex Strap, Handlebar, Rotating Flat Surface, or Profile mount and a tether. All of those are available here on Amazon or on Contour.com. Very tough camera. There will be a lot of wind noise in the video, but it will certainly work.
1954406
I doubt it would work on a scooter. the hardware goes between the wheel and the bolt. Its really cheep and has already broken in several places.
1682283
I use it occasionally on my Stella/Vespa PX scooter for grocery runs and errands. My scooter has a lift up seat to access the gas and oil tanks. I slide the carrier on and secure it with the seat. For MC use you would need to figure out a way to secure it. Enough space for a grocery run or beer growler on each side.
1161474
The head of this switch is only about 1/4 inch across and it is only an on/off switch so it would probably not work for a scooter.
542307
All it is is a hard wired two pin cable with a fuse on the hot wire side. It should work. I used it on a Burgman 650 Maxie scooter and it works fine. To be safe I suggest contacting the manufacturer to confirm.
1114732
The information sheet that came with the scooter says not to use it in wet conditions. I think it's because the wheels can slip on wet cement.