I remember someone putting a link up to a folding tube with a foot to help in lifting up big heavy bikes if your caught out on your own and I cant for the life of me find it again, I remember it was Dutch manufactured and not cheap.
After finding just how heavy the twin is with a little bit of kit on it I am considering options as I mostly ride alone.
Bike lift assist thingy?
Re: Bike lift assist thingy?
Have a look through my posts as if it's the one I'm thinking of I posted it.
Can't help any more at moment , up to eyeballs in chores
Can't help any more at moment , up to eyeballs in chores
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Re: Bike lift assist thingy?
Do you mean a crutch for when changing wheels?
Edit on second reading you mean a fold up lifting device
https://www.advmotorrad.com/dustriders-motorcycle-hoist
Edit on second reading you mean a fold up lifting device
https://www.advmotorrad.com/dustriders-motorcycle-hoist
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Re: Bike lift assist thingy?
That's a different one again, interesting though, thanks.Andi_Archer wrote: ↑Wed May 23, 2018 9:07 am Do you mean a crutch for when changing wheels?
Edit on second reading you mean a fold up lifting device
https://www.advmotorrad.com/dustriders-motorcycle-hoist
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Re: Bike lift assist thingy?
I looked through your posts, found it after about 30 pages, you do like to chat
Yeah that was the one, just looking for options for solo trecking, loaded up.
Re: Bike lift assist thingy?
Hey been here 8years, only 1880 post and counting.
And I am a relative light weight poster.
Admire your perseverance for trawling through 30 pages of my drivel
And I am a relative light weight poster.
Admire your perseverance for trawling through 30 pages of my drivel