servicing your trike or hack
#11
I have looked at the J&S Tri Glide jack ... the problem I see is I do not have a Tri Glide, I have a Frankenstein conversion on a Sportster ... the configuration under my trike is different than the Tri Glide
I do appreciate all the ideas and suggestions ... the more I look, the more I lean toward a lift table ...
I do appreciate all the ideas and suggestions ... the more I look, the more I lean toward a lift table ...
#12
I have looked at the J&S Tri Glide jack ... the problem I see is I do not have a Tri Glide, I have a Frankenstein conversion on a Sportster ... the configuration under my trike is different than the Tri Glide
I do appreciate all the ideas and suggestions ... the more I look, the more I lean toward a lift table ...
I do appreciate all the ideas and suggestions ... the more I look, the more I lean toward a lift table ...
#13
#14
I know it's an old thread but my 2¢. I have a midrise scissor lift for a car. I got mine from Harbour Freight but there are others. I made a plywood box that sits on the lift. That is where I park my trike. It goes up 54". I can use it for my sidecar outfit too or my hot rod or my car. I can raise it up with just the box and it makes a good work table. It's overkill but works very well.
#15
I wish I had a picture, But I'm using the same bike jack that I used with my 2 wheeled bike to lift my trike. Be it that it's the same bike with a frankenstein trike kit and only about 100 lbs heavier. Like other have said the center point has changed. If you have a bike jack that you like just play with it until you find center point
#16
Only 50 here but my airlift table has already paid of IMO... I park one of the bikes on it when it's not in use.
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