Bike ramp/lift

Discussion in 'Maintenance' started by ColinBR, Apr 29, 2012.

  1. viper_biker

    viper_biker Active Member

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    Well, day 2 of bike ramp owning and its helped a bike go from this,

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    To this,

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    I'm very happy with it and the fact that I'm not rolling about the floor to build a bike makes my life a million times better.
     
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  2. scooby

    scooby Elite Member

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    same as mine,had it 5 yrs now,they are spot on but can be a little unstable on full height.
     
  3. Jamiestrada

    Jamiestrada JamieMultiTraitor

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    If I can ask how much, viper ?
     
  4. viper_biker

    viper_biker Active Member

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    Paid £349
     
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    Jamiestrada JamieMultiTraitor

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    Sounds like good value, looks like your putting it to good use already :)
     
  6. viper_biker

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    So far, my Blade, a mates Blade and my VFR have all been up and down on the lift. Have a 954 coming on Thursday and K8 1000 at the weekend and the only feedback I have is that on the initial lift the rear of the top plate can wobble on the way up. Once up though it's as sturdy as anything else.
     
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  7. yorkshiregooner

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    Sealey, Bike it etc are all pretty much the same.
    Quality is fine only trouble with them is the ram, if who use the ramp all the time the seals go and they are a nightmare to replace.
    I weighed in 4 sealey ramps last year with buggered seals.
    But must stress l use them near enough everyday.
    Now l have bilco and a big sealey both have remote rams which are by far the best.
     

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