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Funny. Two things. I didn't realize either of you were mods and here to keep each thread from drifting. After seeing many of your posts, your avatar fits you perfectly.
Talk about a hero complex and your useless posts. You do more to cause **** than help anyone.
the most important things are to make sure the bike is properly positioned on the jack, make sure its well balanced, and always have the bike properly strapped to the jack (i use ratchet straps). also use common sense and you should be fine with any properly functioning jack, whether is low cost or high end.
the most important things are to make sure the bike is properly positioned on the jack, make sure its well balanced, and always have the bike properly strapped to the jack (i use ratchet straps). also use common sense and you should be fine with any properly functioning jack, whether is low cost or high end.
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