Motorcyle Lift On Sale At Harbor Freight

[Adeline]

Picked this up yesterday for $69.99 at H.F. with a coupon from the newspaper.

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I wish I'd done it years ago...makes wrenching on the bikes a joy. :smilep






Happily, I have lots of bikes to wrench on... :roll:

 

[CougarMtn]

Even the right color!

I bet one could even fabricate an adapter for lifting an outboard off a transom.

 

[CougarMtn]

Even the right color!

 

[journey on]

Pete, those bikes are from the early 70's. and they were great bikes. I had 2 ea 360 MX's, a 73 and a 74. Actually the 73 was great, the 74 was a dog, unless you put the 73 cylinder on.

Collecting them or just happen to have them? and why 40 years without a lift?

Boris

 

[Adeline]

Collecting them or just happen to have them?

I've had Ole Faithful(the '78 DT400E on the right) for 30 years. Last of the street-legal big-bore 2-strokes. EPA regs. :amgry
I ride it from my home up to the hills.
Jones Creek ATV Park is just 1/2 hour away.

It still turns the heads of Yamaha Enduro fans...and gasps of horror from the "environmentally conscious":monty
Picture delightful clouds of blue smoke and the aroma of castor beans.

I picked up the '75 DT400B(on the lift) a few years ago because it's so pristine and I couldn't resist. It's too nice to take off-road so I'll probably sell it.

The other '78(on the left) I picked up as a parts bike for just $300.
It has a strong motor that's going into "Ole Faithful".

The blue bike(in back) is an '84 IT490. Deep woods screamer and hillclimbing monster. :disgust
Off-Road Only ???

why 40 years without a lift?

Bad back/knees a recent phenomenon.