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I watched the video again. Near the floor there's a cross member with holes in each end. My guess is the holes are tie-down points for securing the bike to the stands?
i didn't watch the video. i wonder how you get the bike up on basically what looks like a jack stand. is there a video of the guy putting the bike on the stands?
That pic is a screenshot from a video. In the vid he shows how it works although the stands are not what the video is about. I would have posted the vid but it exceeds the time limit they allow for vids so I figured the forum SS would just delete it anyway. The stands actually lock the wheels in and appear to be very stable.
mark..john here from the rascal flats rochester ny concert. Trying to get up with you. give me a call.
Last edited by Part Timer; Feb 17, 2021 at 10:42 AM.
I know this isn't about the stands like you said but, I like what they allow you to do. I'm sure the bike can be tied down. Cleaning and fixing is tough without a jack, and a jack when used is in the way most of the time. I bought a table because I'm tired of climbing around on the floor. For you guys that can still do it without a problem, and no table, this is good stuff and takes up no room. Again, I know it isn't about the stands, but it kinda is, and their benefits. Thanks for the info!
mark..john here from the rascal flats rochester ny concert. Trying to get up with you. give me a call.
Hey John! Great to hear from you, it's been a long time. When is a good time to call? I have a 479 area code now so when I do call it won't show it's me if you still have my old number in your phone. I've written down you number if you want to edit it out of the post.
Hey John! Great to hear from you, it's been a long time. When is a good time to call? I have a 479 area code now so when I do call it won't show it's me if you still have my old number in your phone. I've written down you number if you want to edit it out of the post.
I'm not really seeing a big advantage of that product over a motorcycle dolly. Sure, that product will get your motorcycle higher in the air compared to a motorcycle dolly, but I bet the motorcycle dolly is more stable.
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