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The wife gave me my fathers day present early. It's the new lift from craftsman. Going to get some boards tomarrow to raise the bike enough to get it on the lift. I saw somewhere in the forum that showed pictures of someone who just rode on to their lift. Would greatly appreciate it if someone could point me back to that website. THANKS!!!
I put the front tire on a 2X4 and tried to slide the lift underneath the frame. I am short by about a 1/2 inch. I read in this forum that lowriders front tire and side stand need to go on a 2X6 to fit the lift under the frame. Somewhere here I found a site that showed someone who built a ramp and could drive right up ont the lift and jack it up while on the bike.
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