Hydraulic motorcycle carrier

[Ramster]

Hi I have a question about a hydraulic motorcycle carrier that will go on my 06 Seabreeze. Has anyone done this before? I have a 32 foot gas pusher with a single receiver to tow with. I will have a double receiver put on to accommodate the lift. I plan on towing a trailer with my rzr and I can bring my cruiser on the lift with me, makes life even better!

The website that I'm looking at uses a Seabreeze for the ad. link here... Cruiserlift RV Motorcycle Lift System

Just wandering if anyone has one like this or one before thoughts on it advice any help will be great thanks in advance.

[jmcarter]

I was headed that direction but some other threads may have nudged me over to Hydralift. Just like the additional height it takes the bike. Just search "hydralift" and you'll pull up several threads on the subject. Cruiser bikes can go upwards to 900 pounds so make sure your hitch is modified and braced, provided you have the capacity of course.

[cwsqbm]

If you're bringing a trailer for the RZR, why not get a trailer that can handle the RZR and a motorcycle? Most of the lifts aren't designed to also tow a trailer with much tongue weight but instead are meant for flat towing.

Cruiserlift, for example, states

Can I pull my boat or cargo trailer with the the Cruiserlift System installed?

No! The system was designed for a flat tow vehicle capacity of 6000 pounds. With the Extended Tow Bar, there is a maximum tongue weight of 75 pounds.

[TC Wndsr]

I would look closely at how much weight you are adding to your coach. I didn't think a gas MH chassis can handle that type of bike carrier. One guy I talked to who has one said he wouldn't even consider if he didn't have
a diesel with tag axle because it puts so much strain on the frame. I don't mean to discourage you but I would look into it much more before making the investment.


2002 National Sea Breeze LX 8341