They have a lot of choices.
http://southernbikergear.com/index_files/Location.htm

In the spirit of this thread though, today I am buying a proper lift so i can start disassembly of my top-end for the Hammer Performance 1250 kit. Looking to get the Harbor frieght "High Position" lift http://www.harborfreight.com/automot...ift-99887.html

I hope they have one in stock.

 

I have done quite a bit since my last post with pics so here goes.


Installed head bolt bridge, inspection cover and derby cover from HD (black)

Mustang seat that I am selling.

Sweet Brass gas cap from Speed Dealer Customs.


Dart fly screen, Wild! Chubbyz 12" apes, vinyl wrap on the upper forks and truwrapz led turn signals.

 

Bought some Rush slip-ons from a fellow member. Put them on today after work. I put the factory heat shields back on for now, not sure how I feel about them but I know how I feel about a burned calf...

 

Insured it, plated it and drove it for the first time ever. Been waiting since November.

 

I've poot-pooted mine around the neighborhood, but I'm in the process of doing the same... after new tires of course

 

That's a solid lift, and the height is nice for motor/clutch work, can sit on a stool with no leaning over. Both my sporties didn't fit as well as I'd like (it's wider than a standard bike jackt), but fixed that with a piece of angle iron and now they sit good and solid. I still tie them down though, do that with any jack. I did a thread in 2012 with pics to show how I did an easy mod on the jack to fit the sporties better, and more about how it works.
https://www.hdforums.com/forum/sport...-a-sporty.html
I have a standard cheap (HF also) roll around floor jack, handy for some things, but use the hi lift a lot more.

Perfect height for a clutch job.


Grandkid uses it, too.

 

Installed Hammer Impact Intake and went for a 20 minute ride in Auto Tune with my Power Vision.

 

Increased preload on my Ohlins rear shocks.....another change just two days apart - however, I think I found the sweet spot for my rears now time for the fronts!

 

Awesome! This is good to know.

 

I put whitewalls on and washed it. Then I went for a ride!