I have a downhill mountain bike that is probably around 40 to 50 pounds would it be able to hold the weight of it????
1328167
Cannot say for sure re 40-50lbs. But it has held 37lbs Wally-mart bikes without issues.
1328168
It will break, too much weight for the cheap plastic. Perfect for road or light weight mountain bike. I have a yeti 303rdh 47lbs and it broke in a week
1328169
Yes!! Sorry to get back to u so late but yes n my fiancé absolutely loves it for his bike!!
875228
No. My brother said if you put weights across the bottom legs it should help to stabilize it. Otherwise it will definitely be tipsy. My brother uses his for his mountain bike. Parker has better but more expensive bike repair stands.
221501
I really don't know the answer. However, if it is built like a normal bike there shouldn't be a problem
1377515
The bike is very strong and I believe that the limit is 240lbs, so you should be fine.
2075770
If you have some type of frame probably no problem....as you raise bike Make sure balance is stable. Good luck , I really like mine(heavy, FXDL).
1108201
Since your bike has an aluminum body it would be no problem. Get some bungee cords to secure your wheels to the pedals so that they don't move around so much. If your bike was made from carbon fiber I would suggest that you buy one of the bike racks where the bike stands up resting on it's wheels and not secured to the top rail of the bike. Good luck.
1104860
I don't think so. It can handle 30-40 (from my backpack) , but it doesn't have a metal frame or anything.
378151
I think the weight limit is 500 lbs, which should hold your motorcycle. If it was me I would look for something better.
1640951
No it won't be able to bear the weight, the plastic on the leg extension locks will break under the weight. Already tried that and that is what happened to me.
875227
It supports my 30lb bike fine, but not sure I'd feel comfortable adding another 40lbs to it. Sorry I don't have another recommendation.
875230
holy smokes! what are you carrying a car battery? If the bike is balanced well, it should hold the weight but i don't know how stable it would be. I have put bikes that i think weigh 35 pounds on it. The cradle for the bottom bracket is basically hard plastic. if you're just doing routine maintenance on the bike it should be ok but probably not serious wrenching. i like my park tools 10 or 9 (can't remember). i had a tandem on the Park and it was a little iffy. Probably close to 70lbs but longer than a normal bike. Personally i think i wasted my money on the RAD.
36349
Yes, though the bike is very lightweight, it can easily handle 350 lbs. The way the seat is attached is a little flimsy, so it's possible it could eventually come off, but it's probably a fairly easy repair to make.
1592357
I do think you could lift your bike off the ground with no problem, yes it would be stable!
1747334
I think it would easily hold three in terms of handling the weight, though I've never put three on, only two. It would be tight, like the other responder said, and you'd need to tie the bikes down to keep them from moving/wobbling.
891849
The most weight I've had in there is 5 pounds. I don't think I'd put much more than that in there. Also, it may be difficult to maneuver the bike if there's too much weight in the front.
2141388
Definitely not. It barely supports a heavy mountain bike. The tires will not spin,you'd end up riding out of it.
1413265
I doubt it will hold up much weight at all. Because of the receivers design it does not take very much weight to pull the receiver down. I have experience this and do not recommend using this for more than one bike.