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>Can anyone suggest how to lift a KLR650 without a centre stand? > >I need to remove both wheels, swingarm, and subframe, so both wheels have to >be off the ground. Other than buying a centre stand or bike lift (both >expensive!), I haven't been able to find a way to do this. > >Thanks for the help!
have to> Can anyone suggest how to lift a KLR650 without a centre stand? > > I need to remove both wheels, swingarm, and subframe, so both wheels
= = = I made a cheap lift out of a 3-4' scrap end from a 4X12 beam (easy to come by at any new home construction site - free, just ask). I drilled a 1" hole near one corner and inserted a 3' lenghth of EMT to lever it up. Works like a charm, even added hi-zook $0.99 eyehooks on the ends to attach tie-downs. My Honda has more ground clearence than the KLR so I just lay 2 paralell 4X4's on the floor under the beam lift to raise the bike a bit more. Takes up very little garage room! Cost:> be off the ground. Other than buying a centre stand or bike lift (both > expensive!), I haven't been able to find a way to do this. > > Thanks for the help!
----- Original Message ----- From: "Tengai Mark Van Horn" > > Milk crate. > A real one, not a Wal-mart college dorm bookshelf. > > Mark I 2nd Mark's opinion. If the milk crate doesn't give you the height you want, put a couple of 2X4's between the top of the crate and the bike. Seems to work real well if the 2x4's are just a bit wider than the crate. ** Extra Tip** Milk crates make great carriers when bungee corded to your luggage rack. The brighter the colour the better.Cheers, Steve
>Hey Guys...looking for your opinions> >I'm 38, 6'1", and have the mc bug. I looked at the ninja >So heres the question...should a newbie like me buy one? 99% of the >time I'll be on blacktop, commuting 35 each way. 70-75 mph ok? >Thanks in advance >AztecRedKLR650
http://www.angelfire.com/ut/moab/klr650_data_search.html> > Can anyone suggest how to lift a KLR650 without a > centre stand? > > I need to remove both wheels, swingarm, and > subframe, so both wheels have to > be off the ground. Other than buying a centre stand > or bike lift (both > expensive!), I haven't been able to find a way to do > this. > > Thanks for the help! > > > > > Archive Quicksearch at: >
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