J&S Jack
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07-18-2007, 02:40 PM
J&S Jack
I just got the J&S Jack lift delivered today. Shipping took awhile due to them being on vacation but it was worth the extra wait. This thing rocks! Two bolts to install the jack to the frame and poof! My back is safely off the ground. No movement at all. I can spin it around the garage with ease. I have read where others say it is easier to jack the bike up and spin rather than try and turn it around in the gargage on two wheels and they are right. Higly recommend this product.
Brent
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07-18-2007, 04:19 PM
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07-19-2007, 06:30 AM
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RE: J&S Jack
ORIGINAL: blight
I just got the J&S Jack lift delivered today. Shipping took awhile due to them being on vacation but it was worth the extra wait. This thing rocks! Two bolts to install the jack to the frame and poof! My back is safely off the ground. No movement at all. I can spin it around the garage with ease. I have read where others say it is easier to jack the bike up and spin rather than try and turn it around in the gargage on two wheels and they are right. Higly recommend this product.
Brent
I just got the J&S Jack lift delivered today. Shipping took awhile due to them being on vacation but it was worth the extra wait. This thing rocks! Two bolts to install the jack to the frame and poof! My back is safely off the ground. No movement at all. I can spin it around the garage with ease. I have read where others say it is easier to jack the bike up and spin rather than try and turn it around in the gargage on two wheels and they are right. Higly recommend this product.
Brent
The jack actually bolts to the frame of the bike? Am I reading that correctly?
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07-19-2007, 06:38 AM
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