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Motorcycle Carriers

Yahoo Message Number: 15754
Does anyone have any experience with Motorcycle carriers from Cruiserlift o Hydralift? I've narrowed the field down to those two. Hydralift is about $ 500 more than the Cruiserlift.  The Cruiserlift uses cable and winch while the Hyralift uses hydraulics. Any comments would be welcomed.

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Regards
Jose'

'03 Allure Cascade 40' tag # 30863 '03 Silverado toad
Your RV Lifestyle - How to Choose, Afford and Enjoy It - Your RV Lifestyle
Jose Ferrer
06 Magna Rembrandt #6568
Towed 2017 Ford Fusion Hybrid
Cat C13  with Allison Transmission
Hydralift, Blue Ox Avail tow bar

Re: Motorcycle Carriers

Reply #1 –
Yahoo Message Number: 15755
Jose, why don't you email John Goss direct at sawbuck203@... as he knows quite a bit about motorcycles, lifts and the motorhome. Have a Happy Easter,

Dale & Candace Hollick

2005 Affinity #6370 Quad Slide
See You Down the Road!

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Reply #2 –
Yahoo Message Number: 15757
Dale,
Candace,

Thanks I just sent sawbuck an e-mail. Have a good weekend and a happy Easter.
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Jose' Ferrer
201-895-2494

201-481-0717 (Cell)
http://www.your-rv-lifestyle.com
Jose Ferrer
06 Magna Rembrandt #6568
Towed 2017 Ford Fusion Hybrid
Cat C13  with Allison Transmission
Hydralift, Blue Ox Avail tow bar

Re: Motorcycle Carriers

Reply #3 –
Yahoo Message Number: 15759
We just had a Cruiserlift installed on our Affinity.
Seems to work well, although the bike bounces a lot over bumps. Un-nerving at first, but it didn't fall off! Smitty's down the road from Cruiserlifts did the installation. Only thing is the receiver was about 4 inches lower than the original receiver, so I had them modify the car towbar to raise it 4 inches. Haven't had it on a long trip yet. Planning for a trip to Arizona next month, and will take the bike with us--no car. Cost was about $3,500 installed, with the towbar mod another $100.
Per

Affinity 5259

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Reply #4 –
Yahoo Message Number: 15769
Hi Jose,

I'm a motorcycle rider and have done some research into motorcycle lifts. Here is what I can found out:

Overbilt Lifts Inc
They are out of Lake Katrine New York and there phone is 845-382-1369. This was the system I liked best for the money. The cost for the receiver and lift is $1695 and electric winch upgrade is $260 and a tow bar receiver (for towing a car) is another $200. There are a few more options but you can check with then and they will send you a brochure with the latest pricing. They will ship you the lift and you will have to find somebody to install it (they will recommend folks in your area). As I said, I thought it was the best system for the money.
I checked the ones you mentioned, plus a few more that I can't remember the names of, but I didn't think they were any better and they just cost more. I receive pricing all the way up to $5000 plus installation cost. There is one guy here on the west coast who has the same system as the Overbilt one, who charges slightly less; but, Overbilt told me he is an ex-employee who "ripped off" their design and opened his own business.

Good luck,
Rick Barnette,

Fulltiming in '04, 36' Allure, 31018
 

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Reply #5 –
Yahoo Message Number: 15781
Candy & Dale - thanks, Jose and I are in direct email communication now.

Sawbuck203

'05 Magna 45' Quad #6419

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knows quite a bit about motorcycles, lifts and the motorhome. Have a Happy Easter,