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any recommendations on lifts..just need one to make the cleaning process easier. Saw a 1500lb atv/motorcycle lift for 80 bucks..any suggestions would be helpful..thanks
Hey Bagger, I just researched this for a week on here. There are a lot of them out there, and the board guys
recommend quite a few, but I wanted one for reasons like you, to get the scooter up for cleaning better. I have
space limitations, so needed one that could be stored in my garage in a cabinet easely, which meant picking it
up, so I got the Yellow Aluminum Sears one people take about here. It's rated at 1500 lbs and holds my fatboy
very well. It's about 160 dollars. Just my 2 cents.
I got the one from pepboys, although i only use mine a couple of times a year to change the oil (really once a year). it was cheap like 30 bucks on sale. I would not of gotten this one if i was going to use it to clean my bike once a month or more.
most people on here buy the craftsman for 80 bucks. i think is the best bet.
People have opinions on jacks/lifts like they have on oil. The Sears Yellow Aluminum jack was the one I narrowed it down to but happened to be at the right place and the right time and picked up a 1 yr old used 3 times HD lift for $125. Both are comparable but would have never gotten the HD lift if it wasn't for the good deal (HD sells their brant for around $350 but one can get the Sears Yellow for around $149 on sale.
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