Cheap And Easy Workshop Bike Stand

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devo

hairy old fart
The first time I did a chain adjustment on my bike ( which has a side stand only ) I was very nervous that my bike would fall over while it was up on the jack.<br> I had seen a ride in bike stand made of steel tube which I fancied but felt that $220 was a bit steep, so I looked at making an alternative set up.<br> Now I have no welding gear, but I am a carpenter and usually have a few bits and pieces lying around, so if you have some basic woodworking tools and some bits of ply and two by twos , this may be of interest to you.<br> As you can see by the pics, it wil hold the bike securely while you have it jacked up. I leave my bike parked in it all the time as it holds the bike upright and makes checking fluid levels and such a breeze.<br> If this idea is of any use to you,then I'm glad to have been of help.

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What a gem of an idea - I bought a rear wheel Paddock Stand (only have the side/prop stand on the Tiger 800) and I get my wife to hold the bike vertical while I struggle with the lift. A one person chain oiling and adjustment rig. Add a couple of old door hinges and it could be folded flat for storage - can't do that with the P S. Another m/c project on the drawing board. Thanks devo - my first visit to the Forum, too!
 
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