How will this work with being a passenger on a motorcycle, especially since it tilts forward? Will it push me into the driver?
1397182
I only use in cars so you may have to try it and return if doesn't work for you. Really love mine.
1397183
I'm not a motorcycle rider, but I do not believe it will tilt you forward enough to effect the driver. Check the width of the bike seat to make sure the pillow will fit. Good luck!
1983
No, that won't happen, I ride about 1.5 miles on a very bumpy dirt road, with no problems. The one thing i can say is that if it is loaded heavy, it does change some of the ride characteristics at high speed. But it is very secure.
1003753
That is an excellent question. It moves your' body forwards four to six inches. The problem I found is that that puts you in front of the pedals. Instead of over them. If you have a really long cruiser frame that might be just fine.I would highly recomend it for anyone with a wide pelvis, who does not want to sit on their groin. But the early model wobbles. It is just for local short trip riding. I will try to post more data for you, after I get a look at it.
487923
I converted my harley davidson sportster into a trike and it lifted it up easily, the only thing is that you will need to watch out because I would not trust leaving your motorcycle lifted on both wheels with this jack, I would buy a more professional one for this matter. It looks like the motorcycle can tip over.
1190018
If you have front suspension it will not work. It connects at two points. Not the center. Way too heavy. Makes steering very awkwRd and bike will tip over when using kick stand.
127732
I use this as a passenger and love it. It is true to only inflate the pad enough to keep your butt off the seat. If you are not the passenger I would suggest the larger Airhawk. It is worth it.
1102948
You'll have to work really hard to go through inclined roads . in fact I just broke one of my paddles simply because of that (putting to much force on one paddle which apparently was not designed for that). I recommend get the one with the gears unless your ride is mostly on flat roads.
55874
I just recently built mine and the seat is rock-solid. You have to keep the adjustment screw tight, but I've not detected any movement of the seat while riding. I'm not a big fan of the adjustment screw concept. Although it seems to work well, it's inconvenient (at best) when there are multiple users (and there are three of us using it).
468242
Hi Maria! After giving your issue some thought (and then playing with my cell phone to try to understand your issue better) I think I came up with a reason why your TomTom has issues with keeping it's orientation. Your motorcycle vibrates more than a car would. This vibration is being transferred through the mount to your TomTom and it thinks you are trying to re-orientate it from one direction to the other because of the stronger vibrations. My suggestion to you quite honestly would be to call a motorcycle dealership and ask them what GPS device they specifically recommend for use on a motorcycle. Because the TomTom cannot be stopped from doing this. It's great for your car though!
1453136
All motorcycles have different sized seats. However, the important thing is that it fits under my ass which is a size 6-8 LEVI's. I do not strap it to the seat. I turn the rubber side down and my weight holds just fine. Then I can carry it in my purse or leave it with the bike. It relieves so much pressure. At first you will feel about a half inch movement when stopping adn starting. but that is the bubbles. You will get used to being able to relieve the pressure pain with this thing. I also use it all day in my desk chair.
1702000
You have to adjust the shocks for the given load. You can tighten them up so they won't bottom out with a "normal" passenger, but you will need to loosen them back up when she gets off, or your looking at a very rough ride.
591174
It tilts forward and back is all. But that is all you need to take glare off it if necessary. I really, really love this bike - I had been using a regular bike exerciser and was getting very uncomfortable with it. This one is comfortable and takes so much off the strain on the back and pelvis.
1985951
Hi!It's a pretty hefty piece of plastic and the mounts are very good, so no vibrations, but on a small scooter it may be too heavy. As for bugs and wind, it works for me, but I suspect that it would depend on how tall your mirrors and seat are and how tall you are. On my 150, it is as tall as the top of my helmet and I haven't chewed on any bugs since I put it on :)HTH!
2025558
It should point toward the rider for resting the fat/cushioned part of the palm of your hand. Same area that rests on your laptop when you're typing.
757387
I purchased it and I really don't know. It was very awkward (although worked) and I found I had to constantly readjust it on the motorcycle seat
1864279
I have not had any trouble like that with mine, if it fits tight to the transom it cannot tilt. Good luck. JHC
123328
Only the headrest tilts. So if its on it might be hard to see if the headrest is all the way forward. But it's not completely flat so it's comfort is bearable for the front passenger.