Weight?

[bigbuck]

Need to know what the weight of a 2001 Valkyrie Standard with a 2006 Motortrike? If anyone knows I would appriciate any information. Thanks

 

[Konrad]

The odds of any one person knowing both is pretty slim, but as you read this the information is literally at your fingertips - simply Google both and add together.

 

[3W-lonerider]

dry weight of a valk standard is 682# add gas and water and it's probably in the neighborhood of 700# a motortrike kit will add 400# to the weight so if you add the 2 togather your trike should weigh in about 1,100#

 

[grumpy]

3W true except you have to subtract the parts that were removed. My I/S with Triwing coversion weighs 1200#.<br />
bigbuck, where you live you should be able to find a scale pretty close by. Most any CO-OP should weigh it for free. Most even have the read out visible to the outside even if nobody is there. Or at least that is what I remember from when I lived in KS. Stan

 

[John Luciano]

My DFT Goldwing ( one of the lightest Trikes) is 1,150#

 

[jimjel]

My Champion Goldwing tipped the scales at 1304 lbs wet

 

[3W-lonerider]

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<div class="message">3W true except you have to subtract the parts that were removed. My I/S with Triwing coversion weighs 1200#.<br />
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</div>yep..your absolutly right..i totally forgot about subtracting the taken off parts..in my assumption the rear tire and swing arm should deduct around 40# give or take 20#..<img src="images/smilies/wink.gif" border="0" alt="" title="Wink" class="inlineimg" />