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Ramp safety front wheel removal advice please ?

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McCabe-Thiele (Ted):
These scissor jacks are brilliant - thanks to those that pointed me in the right direction.

Surprisingly well made & sturdy for £47.54 delivered - and darn heavy too.

kevski:
I have the jack affair too, but if you are in a hurry remove rear shocks pull down the rear end and secure it, you will also be able to chock the underneath forward of the stand, the front wheel will be high enough then, done it myself before i got the jack, i also have two eyes that screw into the floor that i put a ratchet strap through before to pull the rear ends down.

SteveD CB500K0:
Good of them to match the colour of your frame Ted…


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allankelly1:
When I did my front and rear end together I had bike sitting on center stand and supported the front end with two axle stands on the lower frame rails with some card to protect the frame rails




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McCabe-Thiele (Ted):
I have a set of 2.5 Ton axle stands that are about 30 years old that I have used for  my 4 x 4's - they are too big to fit between the engine & the frame rails hence the scissor jack arrangement.

I have to say it's a sturdy bit of kit for the price - like a lot of folk I'm a sucker for a good tool (no inuendo intended).

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