Quick and dirty bike stand...

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bwolfie

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• Jan 26, 2012

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I was at the shop last night and decided on a whim to make a stand to make working a little easier. So 15 minutes and some scrap iron I have a functional stand.

Plus it was easy to get the bike on it, just picked it up from the rear loop.

 

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goo

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• Jan 26, 2012

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cool

 

Hobot

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• Jan 26, 2012

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I made one out of 2" conduit, a rectangle with top cross piece padded and a 4 ft handle that swivels attached. Just slide under nearer front or rear and lever down to lift on end or the other stable. Folds up flat to store between stuff or against wall.

 

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jnstrong

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• Jan 26, 2012

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bwolfie said:

I was at the shop last night and decided on a whim to make a stand to make working a little easier. So 15 minutes and some scrap iron I have a functional stand.

Plus it was easy to get the bike on it, just picked it up from the rear loop.

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Where did you get those mufflers, they are gorgeous. how do they preform?

 

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bwolfie

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• Jan 27, 2012

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They are from here http://www.coneeng.com/motorcycle_components.html , $80 each. I don't know how well they work yet, but if the quality of them is any indication they will be great. I have heard only good things about them.

 

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SGOUD2

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• Jan 27, 2012

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I had similar mufflers on my Bonneville and they were very nice but also VERY LOUD!!!