As a newish owner I've recently had to do my first rear wheel removal. A combination of the manual lift sold on ebay(UK), a standard trolley jack and a few lumps of wood did the job, but I've got to admit it didn't feel terribly safe.
This lift looks like a very good idea for those of us who don't want to / can't / don't trust our engineering skills to make up our own brackets - a standard hydraulic lift with a purpose made bracket for the R3. Not cheap though.
http://www.abbastands.co.uk/product_details.asp?id=30
This lift looks like a very good idea for those of us who don't want to / can't / don't trust our engineering skills to make up our own brackets - a standard hydraulic lift with a purpose made bracket for the R3. Not cheap though.
http://www.abbastands.co.uk/product_details.asp?id=30