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<blockquote data-quote="Harald" data-source="post: 545257" data-attributes="member: 8054"><p>There's more than one way to skin a cat and I always love to see good Redneck engineering at work!</p><p></p><p>Not to take away from your nice tool, but I use FJReady's method. Put the bike onto the centerstand ontop of a board (allows rear tire to be pulled more easily), use a regular floor jack to lift the bike underneath the headers using a custom wooden board that doesn't put pressure on the pipes and run a safety strap from the centerstand to a slider to ensure the bike can't roll off the centerstand. I just keep the jack underneath, but can see the need for the paint can method for long term storage. I can pull both wheels for tire changes and the only special tool required is the custom wood board with risers to clear the header pipes.</p><p></p><p>I haven't had the need yet, but I'm sure my lift will also work for pulling the forks. So what makes a front stand better than the method I use?</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Harald, post: 545257, member: 8054"] There's more than one way to skin a cat and I always love to see good Redneck engineering at work! Not to take away from your nice tool, but I use FJReady's method. Put the bike onto the centerstand ontop of a board (allows rear tire to be pulled more easily), use a regular floor jack to lift the bike underneath the headers using a custom wooden board that doesn't put pressure on the pipes and run a safety strap from the centerstand to a slider to ensure the bike can't roll off the centerstand. I just keep the jack underneath, but can see the need for the paint can method for long term storage. I can pull both wheels for tire changes and the only special tool required is the custom wood board with risers to clear the header pipes. I haven't had the need yet, but I'm sure my lift will also work for pulling the forks. So what makes a front stand better than the method I use? [/QUOTE]
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