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arcdef 26-05-09 11:50 AM

best way to lift front wheel
 
as per title really, need to get the front off but have no front paddock stand, only an abba stand, where could i use a jack to lift it? The down pipe strong enough? Cheers, ash.

rigor 26-05-09 11:52 AM

Re: best way to lift front wheel
 
Use the sump.

ophic 26-05-09 11:53 AM

Re: best way to lift front wheel
 
I'm pretty sure the down pipe is strong enough but i'd use the sump too - i've done this with a rear paddock stand, a car jack and a block of wood.

Stu 26-05-09 12:15 PM

Re: best way to lift front wheel
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by ophic (Post 1920748)
a block of wood.

+1

breakz187 26-05-09 12:22 PM

Re: best way to lift front wheel
 
I jack from the sump with a piece of wood and rest a bag of sand on the pillion seat, whilst the bike sits on a rear paddock stand. Its not 100% safe but allowed me to change the wheel bearings etc.

forklift 26-05-09 03:27 PM

Re: best way to lift front wheel
 
ABBA sell the tools to lift the front up

Mr Speirs 26-05-09 03:36 PM

Re: best way to lift front wheel
 
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Here's the best way:

Attachment 4314

:D

stevebetts 26-05-09 04:37 PM

Re: best way to lift front wheel
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by rigor (Post 1920747)
Use the sump.

+1

Stu 26-05-09 04:56 PM

Re: best way to lift front wheel
 
Poor, Very Poor [-X


Five hours this thread has been posted and no one has said dump the clutch at high revs :lol:

arcdef 26-05-09 05:02 PM

Re: best way to lift front wheel
 
Well i need a new trolley jack!

Got the front off the ground using a trolley jack and block of wood and took the wheel off.

Good, i thought, then i realised my jack was slowly lowering the bike all alone!

such hassle!

Cheers for the tips by the way guys!


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