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PostPosted: 23:30 - 25 Jan 2008    Post subject: Easy Rizer lift - anyone used one? Reply with quote

Had a long term plan to get a table lift at some point, then I saw these...

https://www.on-bike.com/images/jpg/Original_red/r6-on-red-lift.jpg
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Has anyone used these, any opinions etc?
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Rowey
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PostPosted: 23:51 - 25 Jan 2008    Post subject: Reply with quote

How does the bike stay vertical? is there a back brace?

I would put some sand bags on the bottom if i did use it and have it hoisted that high, dosn't look very safe.
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PostPosted: 23:57 - 25 Jan 2008    Post subject: Reply with quote

There are various options to hold it if you look at the page.
In that case it uses the side stand.

Holding it from the wheels doesn't interest me so much as you could do that with a table; more that you can hold it from various other places, so you can work on the suspension etc.
Apparently in that kind of situation in the pic it is held by the side stand, which is clamped - wouldn't help much on my race bike.

If I did end up with one, I can see my welder coming out and a trip to the metal yard ensuing to make some 'custom' mounts Smile.
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