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Bike lift recommendations
Charlie J:
I just put a piece of wood between the headers and the front platten to spread the load. Some bike manuals e.g xjr1300 and Hayabusa state that the exhausts can be used as jacking points and I have done so . I don't know if this is so for my CB500 but it works for me.
billdn:
--- Quote from: Charlie J on March 11, 2021, 03:35:32 PM ---I just put a piece of wood between the headers and the front platten to spread the load. Some bike manuals e.g xjr1300 and Hayabusa state that the exhausts can be used as jacking points and I have done so . I don't know if this is so for my CB500 but it works for me.
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Cheers Charlie,
I've concocted a piece of wood that fits on the platten and the fins on the sump, to bring it lower than the pipes - I'll let you know how it goes. No quite got the confidence the pipes you have ;)
ST1100:
By matters of safety and functionality I'm more fan of a full size MC-lift... but there is the issue of space available...
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billdn:
That workshop is bigger than my house 😂
Are you trying to wind me up 😂
Johnny4428:
Table lift is great! Best £500 I ever spent, work table as well. Useful for lawn mower bike or any other thing that will fit on, mine has got an old lister junior on it at the moment.
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