GVWR question
I'm thinking about a trip we are making this summer and have a question about GVWR.
My 07 Ultra Classic has a GVWR of 1259 lbs
The weight of the bike with fluids is 848 lbs.
My weight = 270
ole lady = 130
so 1259 - (848+270+130)= 11 lbs
11 lbs? Is that all the weight I can safely carry in the bags? Or am I thick headed and just don't understand GVWR?
Thanks.
TE
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My 07 Ultra Classic has a GVWR of 1259 lbs
The weight of the bike with fluids is 848 lbs.
My weight = 270
ole lady = 130
so 1259 - (848+270+130)= 11 lbs
11 lbs? Is that all the weight I can safely carry in the bags? Or am I thick headed and just don't understand GVWR?
Thanks.
TE
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I weigh 300, the wife about 160. I load the bike, pull a trailer and don't worry about it. I have ridden well over 100K miles like this on two different bikes and had no problems.
What Brian said .......
97 Heritage Classic.... GVW Max 1100-1200#
Actual = +1350#
Luggauge Rack Cap 15#
Actual = + 80#
Saggy Bags Cap 15# Each
Actual = +25# Each
Try to center the load and keep the bulk over the rear axle. On my scoot with the attached load the front end got a little "light" handling wise.
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97 Heritage Classic.... GVW Max 1100-1200#
Actual = +1350#
Luggauge Rack Cap 15#
Actual = + 80#
Saggy Bags Cap 15# Each
Actual = +25# Each
Try to center the load and keep the bulk over the rear axle. On my scoot with the attached load the front end got a little "light" handling wise.
[IMG]local://upfiles/13438/05BC6C5DD4A64CAABE6F9EEC7543FB06.jpg[/IMG]
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