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Bike lift

Discussion in 'Motorcycle Tech Talk' started by cardboard, Dec 12, 2010.

  1. cardboard

    cardboard Well-Known Member

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    FLHTbiker Moderator Staff Member

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    Problem with that one is only one side of the bike is exposed to work on at a time. You gotta take it down and then switch sides.
    I'm sure enjoying the lift I got. Got the Springer up on it again doing some things to it. Much, much easier than getting on your knees or laying on the cold concrete. :)
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    Looks like something from a S & M magazine.....hehehe
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    FLHTbiker Moderator Staff Member

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    Oh my god chrome I was thinking the same thing when I first saw the pic.:)
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    First thing I thought too. I mean, how many straps do you really need unless you where ........
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    :eek:leave it to a lady to think that:roflmao:
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    Was notising that you could only work from one side......
    That would Sux not being able to work all way around the bike.........


    After having a Table it would be hard to use that lift myself.

    And what you use it for once you got it home is up to you....:rolleyes:

    But I got a sears jack i use too........ It also does other jobs.....
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    cowboy Moderator Staff Member

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    That jack look like it's more for storage then for working The folks in Minnasota could use it now cause they wont be riding :D
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    People in Minnosota should have their bikes hanging from the Ceiling..........:banghead:
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    FLHTbiker Moderator Staff Member

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    People with motorcycles that live in Minnisoda should move south!
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    cardboard Well-Known Member

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    No !

    Leave em right where they are. got enough Yankees down here wanting us to live like them. Just send the wimmin down.....;)
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    I got one of the motorcycle/ATV lifts from Sears while it was on sale. Seems to work pretty good. Sure is easier washing the tires, changing the oil and doing other stuff. Still gotta be careful to be sure the bike is balanced good on the lift.
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    dmassey when I used the sears jack I would strap it down just to make sure , works real good to stable it :D
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    Yep, strap em down. Had one almost come off one time trying to pull some mufflers.
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    You guys are talking about bikes..... right?
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    :fight::fight: What is up with this SHIIIT???? Who wants to be the first????:fight::wtf:
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    JB, when does your riding season start up again, july :D
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    Where is Organ??? :roflmao::wtf: April :D

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