rubber2burn
Turbocharged
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Looks rock steady up on there . Great job . :lol:
How to lift your Rocket
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ponysoldier
.040 Over
lifting
the piccys help mate. will be doing the same thing as soon as i get the scooter to do the measure. I presume from the looking at the manual that you can only get at two of the oil plugs and the third will have to be done without the stand. until i get the scooter i won't know.
the piccys help mate. will be doing the same thing as soon as i get the scooter to do the measure. I presume from the looking at the manual that you can only get at two of the oil plugs and the third will have to be done without the stand. until i get the scooter i won't know.
ponysoldier
.040 Over
lifting lug
hi robyyy, thanks for the idea, why think when someone else can do it for you. just finished my copy of your bracket, just waiting for the paint to dry. (i'm fussy)
hi robyyy, thanks for the idea, why think when someone else can do it for you. just finished my copy of your bracket, just waiting for the paint to dry. (i'm fussy)
Moosey
.020 Over
I've got the same lift with a different top, the pic looks like the bike maybe a bit front heavy? Not being picky, i'll probably copy the same attachment.
ponysoldier
.040 Over
lifting gear
hi Robyyy, it works perfectly. thanks mate, may come up with somthing myself sometime. regards
hi Robyyy, it works perfectly. thanks mate, may come up with somthing myself sometime. regards
Mooredz
Standard Bore
Rob, Thanks for the pictures. They're worth a thousand words !!
I have a couple of questions:
1) Are you able to lift the bike high enough to allow removal of the rear wheel by yourself ?
2) I examined the right and left "centerstand" mounting holes on my bike and it appears that the tolerances/space around the holes are tight. So:
-Is your right (exhaust manifold side) bracket ear a closed drill hole or open (at top) to allow for the tight tolerance to the adjacent engine mount bolt?
- Are your mounting bolts a "stock" size or did you have to machine the heads to clear the space restrictions from the inside of the bike ?
Dana
RIII Classic
I have a couple of questions:
1) Are you able to lift the bike high enough to allow removal of the rear wheel by yourself ?
2) I examined the right and left "centerstand" mounting holes on my bike and it appears that the tolerances/space around the holes are tight. So:
-Is your right (exhaust manifold side) bracket ear a closed drill hole or open (at top) to allow for the tight tolerance to the adjacent engine mount bolt?
- Are your mounting bolts a "stock" size or did you have to machine the heads to clear the space restrictions from the inside of the bike ?
Dana
RIII Classic
Moosey
.020 Over
Mooredz said:
Sluttybutfartass is gunna give u a revvin for not posting in the 'meet the members' section first.
Sorry Slarti, couldnt help myself, obsessive compulsive disorder, something to do with the heat in oz i suppose.
By the way, Moore is a cool name, matches my last name!
Mooredz
Standard Bore
Rob,
...Thanks much for the info.!! Kudos again for a great solution to lifting a Rocket.
Best, Dana.
P.S. My ooops for not introducing myself in the new members section.
...Thanks much for the info.!! Kudos again for a great solution to lifting a Rocket.
Best, Dana.
P.S. My ooops for not introducing myself in the new members section.
Jimbeamrye
.060 Over
In regards to the possible mounting area for a center stand......has anyone made a center stand for this bike that stays on the bike or could be mounted when needed. It would take out the need for a jack.
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