Bike laying on its side
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Bike laying on its side
Ok, I didn't think this could happen but my bike was on my Harbor Freight lift table in the lowered position. I was getting ready for the Milwaukee run this morning. I took off the right side saddle bag to clean behind it, when I came back into the garage the bike was laying on its left side with the lift table still attached. I would have taken a pic but was to worried about picking it back up. I wouldn't have guessed that the saddle bag weight would have made the difference. The other bag was empty. Now I want a wider lift table. And no one else was in the garage it was 5:00 am. Then to add insult to injury it started raining, so looks like I wait it out. Sorry for dragging on, hope rest of the trip goes better.
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No the clamp didn't let go, everything was still intact. I have never had a problem before. In fact I left it on the lift all last winter while doing my 107 build and it stayed there until spring. I can't figure out what happened.
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