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How in the hell do you get these things on and perfectly even on both sides? Everytime I adjust them I can not get them in the same spot on both sides.
1) I put it on the jack to try and get the bike as level as I could
2) I measured to the ground
3) I measured to the floorboards
4) I looked and redid them about 20 times LOL
They look even but are sligthtly different. But still work and are comfy. I'm glad I got the 360s.
Have someone hold your bike level and measure both sides and adjust accordingly. I did mine that way before I got my Condor Wheel Chock. The Condor would have been easier though.
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