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#1002706 - 12/24/17 10:59 PM Three ways to lift a bike  
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#1002707 - 12/24/17 11:25 PM Re: Three ways to lift a bike [Re: Blind Squirrel]  
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Yeahhhhh, could've avoided a torn hammy with one of those. But, then I would have missed all that fun. Good post!

Peter

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'12 R1200RT Midnight Blue.
99 R1100RT, KLR650 sold
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#1002708 - 12/24/17 11:31 PM Re: Three ways to lift a bike [Re: Blind Squirrel]  
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Thanks for posting! Great tip - I had not seen any of the 3 techniques used before. thumbsup

Bob Smyth
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#1002709 - 12/25/17 12:06 AM Re: Three ways to lift a bike [Re: Endobobdds]  
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Originally Posted by Endobobdds
Thanks for posting! Great tip - I had not seen any of the 3 techniques used before. thumbsup

Ken
'13 R1200RT
#1002714 - 12/25/17 03:20 AM Re: Three ways to lift a bike [Re: Blind Squirrel]  
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This post should be pinned. Awesome info. Thanks!

'13 R1200RT 90th Anniversary Edition
#1002719 - 12/25/17 08:46 AM Re: Three ways to lift a bike [Re: Pappy35]  
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Those are different! Very useful.

Will

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1999 R1100RT Tundra Green
1987 R100RT Grey
1970 R60/5 Black w/white pin stripes
196? Honda 305 Super Hawk
195? Sears Allstate 50 cc Moped
#1002735 - 12/25/17 09:23 PM Re: Three ways to lift a bike [Re: Blind Squirrel]  
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Those are some lifesavers, thanks!

'13 R1200GS
'79 R100T w/ Hack
'O2 K1200LT
'07 Guzzi Norge
'09 Triumph Bonneville
'88 HD FLHS
'10 Triumph Thunderbird
'03 R1150RT
#1002743 - 12/26/17 12:26 PM Re: Three ways to lift a bike [Re: Blind Squirrel]  
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Great, thanks.

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2010 1200RT Polar Metallic
2006 Buell Blast
2017 KTM 250 XCW

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#1002755 - 12/26/17 06:17 PM Re: Three ways to lift a bike [Re: Blind Squirrel]  
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That is very interesting, to be filed away for future (hopefully unneeded). I watched a 110-pound woman nicknamed Skert do many of these demos, and her first rule for lifting a fallen bike is to ask for help.

I would also add that a velcro tie strap should be in everybody's toolkit. With it, you can strap the front brake to the throttle grip, avoiding any wheel movement.

Don't fix it if it ain't broke, don't break it if you can't fix it.
#1002762 - 12/26/17 10:55 PM Re: Three ways to lift a bike [Re: Blind Squirrel]  
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