Bike Jack
#12
RE: Bike Jack
ORIGINAL: texan321
Where do you get the J&S?
thanks
ORIGINAL: stimul8ing guy
The J&S is clearly superior, but I only use the yellow jack for bike cleaning, tires and wheels, and no other difficult tasks. I'm happy with the yellow jack and the savings. You'll get many opinions regarding this subject.
The J&S is clearly superior, but I only use the yellow jack for bike cleaning, tires and wheels, and no other difficult tasks. I'm happy with the yellow jack and the savings. You'll get many opinions regarding this subject.
thanks
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#14
RE: Bike Jack
#18
RE: Bike Jack
I've got a BlackJack Porta Lift....bet you've never heard of that one Picked it up directly from them in Sturgis in '97....needed a really good lift to get nearly 1,000 pounds of Royal Star off the ground, plus they had to fabricate special lift arms to catch the frame since too many parts on the YamaHog hung down below. The sucker is like a Sears jack, but way bigger with the lift arms wider apart. The 08 UC is rock solid when on it....me and the wife could even get on it and play "nasty biker chick" games whilst up in the air ifn we wanted to
#19
RE: Bike Jack
I have the Sears yellow and like it but you sure need to be careful when letting it down, it has a friggin' hair trigger. Glad my wife insisted I get the yellow vs the red one, too - well worth the extra bucks IMHO.
This is my first bike jack and one of the few things I neverresearched on this forum. Probably saved me a few $$'s cause I never knew there were so many other great choices.
This is my first bike jack and one of the few things I neverresearched on this forum. Probably saved me a few $$'s cause I never knew there were so many other great choices.