If your just transporting to a shop I see no reason it wouldn't work, but the fact that this type has only one connection point makes it kind of a balancing act ,and the bike may tend to rock when moved on anything but smooth roads. It might be better to rent a U-Haul truck/trailer .

I looked at the reviews and some of the people reviewing said that this model will actually wobble, that the ramp will come off if the carrier is not perfectly level, etc.  One reviewer even pointed out that it is not for cruisers, saying:

"(SEE PIC) It says right on the instructions "Not for use with street bikes, cruisers, or sport motorcycles"… so what IS it for? Scooters, dirt bikes?

Regardless the instructions saying that, I have used this to haul all of those. I wouldn't haul anything heavier than a 250cc though.

I have changed my review to 4/5 stars. I originally gave this product a much lower rating/review, but I feel that when it was new it shifted a little until it finally settled (after several uses). It has since given me little to no problems and is a good sturdy solution for hauling a small motorcycle."

It looks like it is a pretty good price, but i don't think a fall from that height could be good for a 350 lb bike.

That being said, it is your money, your bike, your choice.