| Author | Message | ||
     Jmkybf |
{http://i560.photobucket.com/albums/ss49/jmkybf/Picture230-1.jpg} Actually it is what happens when you need a need a new set of tires and you're away from school on a co-op and don't have access to the school's race car shop/your own personal machine shop. I took off the wheels with my hand tools and a bottle jack out of my car. Needless to say, the bike ended up tipping over on its right side right as I removed the front wheel. It only scratched the paint a little and broke the rear turn signal. I guess it's a good time to trim the under tail a little more, install mini turn signals, and repaint the bike blue and white, instead of that free greenish/sliver color that I got. (Message edited by jmkybf on March 12, 2009) | ||
| Jmkybf |
Well I guess I can't get this photo thing working right. Any help? | ||
| Sleez |
here you go;  | ||
| Sportyeric |
Be careful what you apply the bottle jack to. Someone recently posted a pic of cracked engine cases caused by that. (The suggestion was to use a block of wood to distribute the weight.) | ||
| Hootowl |
Put the jack under the front mount of the rear shock. |
