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[Rocket Scientist]

The Adapter goes fixed and solded or just free on top ,

Now I understand. The adapter is free on top, I saw no need to weld it. I suppose you could put some bolts through it, if it worries you.

 

[tekardi]

Now I understand. The adapter is free on top, I saw no need to weld it. I suppose you could put some bolts through it, if it worries you.

Thank you and sorry for my bad English !

 

[Rocket Scientist]

Thank you and sorry for my bad English !

No troubles mate, we got it done !

 

[nolton]

Thank you and sorry for my bad English !

Come to Louisiana if you want to hear and read bad english.

 

[TriumPhil]

Thank you and sorry for my poor English !

There, that's more betterer, tekardi!

 

[mully95]

I bought this Craftsman motorcycle jack for $99 shipped to the house. I got it on sale. Works for me and comes with straps in which I don't use most of the time because it's so sturdy.



Craftsman Motorcycle/ATV Jack - 9-50190

 

[jasondon]

Hey Mully95, quick question for you if you dont mind. Do you have to use this "fred adapter" as well? I have a roadster and the jack in the link below. I havent tried using it yet (bike has been at the shop) but wondering if I will need a this bracket to make it work or if the jack will work as is?

MotoMaster Motorcycle Jack, 1500 lbs | Canadian Tire

Cheers,

Jason

 

[Rocket Scientist]

Hey Mully95, quick question for you if you dont mind. Do you have to use this "fred adapter" as well? I have a roadster and the jack in the link below. I havent tried using it yet (bike has been at the shop) but wondering if I will need a this bracket to make it work or if the jack will work as is?

MotoMaster Motorcycle Jack, 1500 lbs | Canadian Tire

Cheers,

Jason

I'm gonna say yes. That's essentially the same jack I have. Even if you put it as far back as you can on the engine, it will only lift the front of the bike.

 

[jasondon]

****. Thats what I figured, haha. You have a pic of your bike up on the jack?

Thanks for the info, will get one of these made up.

 

[mully95]

Hey Mully95, quick question for you if you dont mind. Do you have to use this "fred adapter" as well? I have a roadster and the jack in the link below. I havent tried using it yet (bike has been at the shop) but wondering if I will need a this bracket to make it work or if the jack will work as is?

MotoMaster Motorcycle Jack, 1500 lbs | Canadian Tire

Cheers,

Jason

Nope you shouldn't need the adaptor.
I saw that thing the other day and said "wtf is that for?"

Anyways I have had my Roadster jacked up with the exact jack I posted with both tires removed. It sat that way for a day and half. The jack you're looking at will work just as well.