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Old 04-14-2006, 1:52 AM
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Motorcycle work lift

I was just curious to know if any of you guys and girls use the motorcyle lifts/work tables like the shops use. I'm thinking of buying one and would lke some feed back. Some of the ones I looked at are a little pricey. I'm into this sport/hobby for the long haul, so I think buying tools like this are worth it. I have a tire changing setup, chain tools, common metric tools, Pit Bull stands, and a torque wrench. With all these tools I can do pretty much everything I need to. Feed back welcome.

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Old 04-14-2006, 4:31 AM
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Re: Motorcycle work lift

a buddy of mine owns his own shop and has two and they are great! I love working on my bike there...

they are also wide enough to have the bike on a rear stand while it is on the pneumatic lift


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a buddy of mine owns his own shop and has two and they are great! I love working on my bike there...

they are also wide enough to have the bike on a rear stand while it is on the pneumatic lift


I give them


Thanks for the input. Do you know what brand name of lifts he has?
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Re: Motorcycle work lift

Handy makes a motorcycle lift.
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Re: Motorcycle work lift

We have the Handy Air Lifts at work (4 of them) and they work pretty sweet.
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Old 04-19-2006, 9:37 AM
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Re: Motorcycle work lift

here is mine i made it pic1 pic2 pic3 it uses a rattle gun to lift and lower
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Wow Ninja that is a nifty set up.
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Wow Ninja that is a nifty set up.
Best thing about it it didnt cos me a cent as i obtained all the materials as scrap
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