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G JONES
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Re: Stands
That's the best thing about sidecars - they don't fall over when you leave themSpewy555 wrote:What do you guys do for paddock stands?
Seriously though - I guess you mean for working on the bike ?
Lots of different ways of getting it up
to a comfortable working level - at home - I use a scissor lift pallet truck thing - have used a normal bike lift in the past - lots of folk use stands - but you need enough bodies to lift the bike (I'm usually working alone - so not an option)...sure this has been discussed on here in the past...2 strokes are the future...
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Alan Richardson
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Re: Stands
http://www.screwfix.com/p/work-platform ... 00mm/5892p
All you will ever need. Also available in 900mm.
All you will ever need. Also available in 900mm.
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Spewy555
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Re: Stands
Cheers guys that's perfect!
Re: Stands
I used 3 chairs with the backs and seats removed just leaving the tubular steel frames. Cheap as were purloined from local council office
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Alan Richardson
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Re: Stands
What a pikey!! lol The Screwfix one's are what i used to use. Very good and won't break the bank. Lots of other uses too.
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Re: Stands
My Dad made some custom ones. They are tripod type stands that sit under the chassis. You can change all the wheels and under tray while its on the stands.
They are a bit tricky in a grass paddock like Cadwell but work fine everywhere else. You also need at least 2 people to get it on and off the stands.
They are a bit tricky in a grass paddock like Cadwell but work fine everywhere else. You also need at least 2 people to get it on and off the stands.
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Phil Davies
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Re: Stands
Passenger on all fours - what else could there be?
Oh all right then!
Oh all right then!
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Re: Stands
TT 2015 forgot the stands. Into St.Nianians secondary school and bummed 3 chairs which were broken. Fair dues to the handy man he took the backs off them and away I went with the 3 of them on the back of the trusty cub 90.
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Re: Stands
artieb wrote:I used 3 chairs with the backs and seats removed just leaving the tubular steel frames. Cheap as were purloined from local council office
Me too.
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