fredaroony
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I put the stand on the lowest setting and moved it closer to the bike while holding the grab handle. Then just pumped the jack a little until it was in the right place still while holding the gran handle on the bike.
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I put the stand on the lowest setting and moved it closer to the bike while holding the grab handle. Then just pumped the jack a little until it was in the right place still while holding the gran handle on the bike.
fredaroony
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Used the stand yesterday to do the valves on the bike and very happy with it. Perfect height to sit on a chair while completely the checks.
Bendy toy
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I have an Easy Rizer it won’t allow the bike to wheelie or stoppie but is very solid.
A front wheel chock is the easiest way to hold the bike upright.
I have some castors to fit to mine but have never got around to fitting them.
I think the whole idea is so much more convenient than a table lift and there’s no table to get in the way.
A front wheel chock is the easiest way to hold the bike upright.
I have some castors to fit to mine but have never got around to fitting them.
I think the whole idea is so much more convenient than a table lift and there’s no table to get in the way.
fredaroony
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Having used the stand about 6 times now I think I'm going to get a single sided swingarm stand to make the mounting easier. I've nearly dropped the bike twice for silly reasons but it's too easy to do.
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