motorcycle lift on small gas A

Flanz wrote:

FIRE UP wrote:

rgatijnet1 wrote:
Mount the motorcycle on the front as long as it does not interfere with the headlights. This might actually improve handling. :B

Well Sir,

While your notion of mounting it on the front could possibly work in the weight handling category, my thoughts would be that, blocking any desperately needed air flow to many "over worked" RV engines could produce undesired higher engine operation temps. Especially on grades. Not trying to diss your answer here. Just expressing thoughts on ramifications by carrying the bike on the front.

Then, there's the thought of that poor bike, taking every BUG on the planet in your travels. Cleaning and detailing motorcycles is hard enough but, trying to peel ten zillion butterflies, bees, and a whole host of other flying bugs from all the tiny crevices, corners, fins, etc. could and would be a nightmare.

And, if a cover would be used, you'd block even more air from the intake. Just some thoughts here.
Scott

Scott - I think he was joking around.

I've seen many motorcycles mounted on the front end of motor homes. Mostly Class C versions and, mostly smaller ones like oh, around the 250 CC class or so. Haven't seen too many larger ones on the front. But, in any case, it would still do quite a bit of air blocking for the air to the radiator. And, lot's of bicycles up there too. But, they all take the brunt of the attack of the bugs.
Scott