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| Newbie Joined: Nov 2006 Posts: 9 |
Read too many articles about front wheel removal, but i havent found anything that will tell me how to lift the bike...everybody says get a strap...I was just wondering is there like a jack point on a 600rr? I have a pit bull for the fronts but im not really sure if it will hold the bike after i remove the whee and axles. Can anybody help me? Thanks.. I need to replace front tire.
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| Moderator Joined: Jul 2005 Posts: 1,408 |
The pit bull front stand should work with no problems as long as your using a stand in back also. It sounds like you have the stand that lifts up from the bottom of the fork tubes. You shouldn't run into any problems.
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yeah you should use a rear stand for the added stability which pit bull front stand do you have, the one with the center pin that goes into the steering stem, or the one that goes under the forks? both will hold your bike up just fine while you remove the wheel | |
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| AMA Racer Joined: Jul 2005 Posts: 210 |
I have a stand that you can use.... I have the pins to fit most bikes or if you want you can come over and i'll give you a hand
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Most front stands specify that you use them only in conjunction with a rear stand. PM me and maybe I can help.
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i've done it like that many times... no worries | |||
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| Newbie Joined: Nov 2006 Posts: 9 |
Thanks guys for the help did it today. *Whew*
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