Hitch mounted motorcycle carrier on class c
We have a jayco greyhawk 31ss on the E450 super duty chassis, with helwig helper springs on the rear. We are going to be bringing my wifes motorcycle with us on our big trip this year (2005 Suzuki Bo...
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The only way to know for sure is load it up and get to a {hopefully}, nearby scale. My guess is you will be so light on the front axel as to be dangerous not to mention well over the rear axel rating.
IMHO: Adding 500 extra pounds on the rear end just is not going to work. you might want to look at some of the motorcycle trailers that are available. Here are a couple of shots of the Kendon single that I use. It stands up and stores taking very little space {at your site or back in the garage}:
I added the 2 X 8's to provide a nice stable place to put my feet when walking the bike {Harley Dyna Super Glide - 700#} on or off:
IMHO: Adding 500 extra pounds on the rear end just is not going to work. you might want to look at some of the motorcycle trailers that are available. Here are a couple of shots of the Kendon single that I use. It stands up and stores taking very little space {at your site or back in the garage}:
I added the 2 X 8's to provide a nice stable place to put my feet when walking the bike {Harley Dyna Super Glide - 700#} on or off:
