[flyboyaviator]

Any body evefr use this brand before, any opinions?




http://www.ebay.com/itm/MOTORCYCLE-SIDE-PADDOCK-LIFT-STAND-YAMAHA-SUZUKI-DUCATI-HONDA-KAWASAKI-BMW-BW292-/291083420908

 

[Ryan Stewart]

Ask Ainsley:

http://www.mvagusta.net/forum/showthread.php?t=76281

I have the OG Bursig, its brilliant. I giggle a bit each time I use it because of how easy it is. I actually hung up the FG stand because I use it as my primary stand in the garage (every time I pull in for the night).

 

[esq'z me]

Wow....if that is the same quality as the MotoMFG I got from Alex (GP Pro) that is an outstanding price.

The Bursig type stand (like my Moto MFG) works great...if it is good quality and adjusted properly.

 

[Ryan Stewart]

Looks like the base is multiple pieces instead of welded, couple of things look thinner. Probably still not a risk, just points to the over-engineered nature of the Bursig. I was hoping to get the MotoMFG one but they stopped making it, wasnt willing to take a punt on something from eBay.

 

[theknurl]

working on the ground or near it?

of course you could stop half assing around and get a set of K&L Lifting arms for your hoist......

fuck Bursig et al

http://www.klsupply.com/SHOPLIFTEQUIPMENT/KLLIFTINGARMKITS.aspx

my next purchase....

:drummer:

 

[Donsy]

LMFA right off

of course you could stop half assing around and get a set of K&L Lifting arms for your hoist......

fuck Bursig et al

http://www.klsupply.com/SHOPLIFTEQUIPMENT/KLLIFTINGARMKITS.aspx

my next purchase....

:drummer:

I would love to see you move that around in the garage or pitlane :conveyer:

 

[Ryan Stewart]

Yeah, if I had a shop I would definitively have those; but for my uses the lighter, more agile lifts make sense.

 

[theknurl]

I would love to see you move that around in the garage or pit lane :conveyer:

in the garage, no problem Donsy.....the front end of my Handy Lift has 4" steel wheels, a floor jack fits under the back end, roll it around all the time with bikes on it (in the down position)

lifting a bike 4"-5" doesn't make doing service any easier
(other than changing tires)

lifting it 30" does

my Aprilia RSVR convinced me to get a lift.....the fairing splits down the middle (no belly pan) you lie on the ground or stand on your head

they wouldn't allow it on pit lane.....not here anyway...