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HANNY

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was moving stuff around in the garage and snapped a quick pic,,,,
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That's one way to store more toys in the garage!
Nice selection you have there.
 
You want the Mini-van, right???:stilpoke:
Actually it was the lift that I most lust after :D
I'd run my car (95 Mitsubishi 3000GT VR4 Spyder heavily modded) with the vette anyday... and the wife can have the minivan...
Dont' get me wrong, that vette is AWFUL nice right from the showroom floor!

but the garage and lift.... mmmmmmmmmmm
 
"...in the garage", GARAGE? Bro that's a $3,000 lift there... and I complained about having to buy this!

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Nice pics.
 
"...in the garage", GARAGE? Bro that's a $3,000 lift there... and I complained about having to buy this!

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:D

Nice pics.

Likewise and I got mine on sale too... Oh well and yes poverty bites!


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"...in the garage", GARAGE? Bro that's a $3,000 lift there... and I complained about having to buy this!

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Nice pics.
i actually lifted the f today with it. the feet reach to catch the lower frame. I really need a plate or something square like the lift you got there to feel safe tho
 
Likewise and I got mine on sale too... Oh well and yes poverty bites!


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I was wondering what the measured distance of the rubber lifting pad is from end to end on your craftsman moto lift. I have another similar lift that just grabs the end of the frame but am returning it because I don't trust it because it's not big enough. Any possible jarring may knock the bike off. I DON"T WANT THAT TO HAPPEN! Also, does the long jacking arm come off so it is not in the way?
Would appreciate the help very much.
 
I'd say it has an inch or so off both sides of the frame. Honestly the Vrod is such a heavy bike there is no way it's going to accidentally come off the lift, I push my bike around lifted all the time. Michael Strahan would have to tackle that joker. :D

EDIT: and yes, the arm comes off by pulling a safety pin at the bottom, piece of cake.
 
I'd say it has an inch or so off both sides of the frame. Honestly the Vrod is such a heavy bike there is no way it's going to accidentally come off the lift, I push my bike around lifted all the time. Michael Strahan would have to tackle that joker. :D

EDIT: and yes, the arm comes off by pulling a safety pin at the bottom, piece of cake.
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