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Trout31,in my location we don't use stressed slabs.But an option for you would be to find where the cables are located and maybe the lift pit can be worked around them.
The cause of the scare was removing the front tire unbalanced the bike.While the straps kept it from falling,my heart skipped a few beats until the rear wheel touched the floor.
The cause of the scare was removing the front tire unbalanced the bike.While the straps kept it from falling,my heart skipped a few beats until the rear wheel touched the floor.
Oh, I see what you mean. Thank you! I got into the habit of stabilizing my jacked bike by putting something under the wheels. A scissors jack (or jacks) works great. You don't actually lift with them, just apply slight pressure to keep the bike from rocking. This was my setup a few weeks ago when I pulled the stock mufflers off to prepare from slip-ons.
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