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Real happy with the K&L Lift mod. MC615.Easy on and off with the wheel chock.I added the stair tread on the side panels for traction.
Last edited by D2R; Jan 16, 2011 at 06:37 PM.
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http://www.handy-lift.com/index.cfm?...rcycle%20Lifts
If you are looking for a bike jack then this is a good one to get.
http://www.jsjacks.com/
I have both and they work great!
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I'll say what I said 7 hours ago in another Jack/Lift Thread;
It all depends on how much $ you have to spend as well as how much of your work you want to do on your own, seriously.. They range in price from $100 bux and up..
Mostly though, you don't need to spend $400 dollars on a jack just to change your oil.
It all depends on how much $ you have to spend as well as how much of your work you want to do on your own, seriously.. They range in price from $100 bux and up..
Mostly though, you don't need to spend $400 dollars on a jack just to change your oil.