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Re: The $20 bike lift revisited
Reply #15 - 05/03/12 at 08:39:11
 
vineman wrote on 05/03/12 at 07:59:47:
Wouldn't the rear pegs fold? You would need to either flip them or make them rigid. Still an idea.
I need a good way to oil the chain so lifting the rear is important for me.

There's a part that does fold right next to the swingarm, same as the front.

I looked at this the other night, muffler's in the way, so won't work.
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Re: The $20 bike lift revisited
Reply #16 - 05/03/12 at 19:34:07
 
To each his own.  I like the hydraulic jack that lifts the thing a couple feet off the ground.  Both wheels are off the ground, and I can sit on a short stool while doing all those time-consuming things a double-RYCA build demands.  I'd hate to be spending hours per day kneeling or sitting on the concrete.  The kinds of things I need to be doing with these two projects just wouldn't work with a piece of wood lifting one wheel an inch off the floor.
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