Ey up lads, Any of you lads use one of these for your Harley please ? Or for any of your bikes.
Cheers Doc
https://on-bike.com/motorcycle-lifts
Cheers Doc
https://on-bike.com/motorcycle-lifts
Eazyrizer Bike Chock
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Sorry my fault. I have the lift It is one of these i was wanting to know about.
https://on-bike.com/motorcycle-lifts/motorcycle-wheel-chock
I use one for my Dyna,it works well and means the bike takes up much less space,you do have to make sure the clamp is adjusted correctly for the tyre width and keep the sidestand down just in case.
I’ve got one of these bolted down in the back of my van, great piece of kit, as scooterboy says they just need adjusting for the width of your tyre.
They are based in Tamworth, Dave is the owner and I reckon you’ll get a bit off if you collect.
Great back up service, I bought the floor mounting plate & some other bits directly from him.
They are based in Tamworth, Dave is the owner and I reckon you’ll get a bit off if you collect.
Great back up service, I bought the floor mounting plate & some other bits directly from him.
Hi Doc, I've got one from Quasar products (Eazy Rizer), it's extremely useful. It acts like a 3rd hand, helping keep the bike more upright when positioning the Big Blue and raising it until it touches the frame rails and then is safe so you can let go. I used the Big Blue for ages until I got one and had 1 or 2 hairy moments, trying to balance the bike, get the lift under the frame of the bike and starting to raise the lift with the drill. Money well spent!
Hi Doc, I've got one from Quasar products (Eazy Rizer), it's extremely useful. It acts like a 3rd hand, helping keep the bike more upright when positioning the Big Blue and raising it until it touches the frame rails and then is safe so you can let go. I used the Big Blue for ages until I got one and had 1 or 2 hairy moments, trying to balance the bike, get the lift under the frame of the bike and starting to raise the lift with the drill. Money well spent!
Good to know Si. I wondered how difficult it would be to get the front wheel in and out of the chock as I don't want to bolt it to the floor.
