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Old 05-28-2019, 06:48 PM
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Welcome to the forum, that's a sweet looking and well sought after ride.Enjoy and ride safe !
 
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Very nice scooter! Ride it like you own it.
 
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Welcome. Get some new rubber on your little contact patch.
 
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Nice looking bike! You'll find answers to questions you didn't know you had in here!!
Welcome aboard the crazy EVO train!
 
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Very nice....you will enjoy it.....but I suggest you leave here.....these guys will spend your money pretty quick
 
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I'm going to need a jack for maintenance tasks. Any thoughts on the Sears Craftsman model? One on craigslist near us for $50.
 
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Originally Posted by frogeye
I'm going to need a jack for maintenance tasks. Any thoughts on the Sears Craftsman model? One on craigslist near us for $50.
$50 get it. If it's all there and not abused. If you don't like it sell it for $60. No harm. Jacks can be pricey.
 
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Originally Posted by frogeye
I'm going to need a jack for maintenance tasks. Any thoughts on the Sears Craftsman model? One on craigslist near us for $50.
If you can find one get a J&S jack.
It doesn't make a damn bit of sense to buy a bike worth thousands and trust it to the cheapest jack you can find. JMO
 
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Old 05-29-2019, 06:33 PM
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Originally Posted by frogeye
I'm going to need a jack for maintenance tasks. Any thoughts on the Sears Craftsman model? One on craigslist near us for $50.
. I have been using one for 5-6 years on a lot of bikes almost everyday . Put it on the stops and throw a strap on it....never a problem

 
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