Where to find stand to jack up bike for easy cleaning of rear tyre?

[holdurhead]

Hi, does anyone know where I can get such a stand for lifting up e rear tyres so that I can lube my chain easily? Preferably Smth below 50. Checked out unique n was quoted 70. Or if there's anyone willing to let go such items, pm me. Thanks a lot

[Sharkboy]

use easy stand. quite effective.

[rokoshuo]

use easy stand. quite effective.

 

Bro, what u mean by easy stand? Don't understand.

[talkingcock]

Normal small car jack will do....place it on the exhaust pipe/fame with side stand...slowly jack up and the rear tires will move....save $$$$..I also do it this way

[Sharkboy]

Bro, what u mean by easy stand? Don't understand.

 

http://www.singaporebikes.com/forums/showthread.php/301267-lt-CMO-gt-Easy-stand(universal)-Lubricate-amp-clean-chain-clean-amp-wash-rim-inflate-tire-amp-etc...

[vtec88]

a car jack will do the jack,

 

Pm me if u still need the jack to lift your back wheel

[minime]

I would recommend this.

 

http://wheeljockey.com

 

Quality product and small enough to keep it in your bike should you travel up north. Worth the money spent.

[lollibear]

kinda interested in the easy stand. any reviews?

[aminnurasyid]

Hi bros,

do checkout the new JackUp.

Works with ALL motorbikes with spools and almost horizontal double swingarm.

 

PM for more details or you guys can view the FB yah.

 

http://www.facebook.com/JackUpBike/info

 

 

Do check out the rest of the video as well yah!

[Gnoixed]

Try the Universal Paddock/Rear Stand, you can find it from this Motor World page, http://www.motoworld.com.sg/thumbnail.php?act_id=1&cat_id=21

[sawfly]

Hi bros,

do checkout the new JackUp.

Works with ALL motorbikes with spools and almost horizontal double swingarm.

 

PM for more details or you guys can view the FB yah.

 

http://www.facebook.com/JackUpBike/info

 

 

Do check out the rest of the video as well yah!

 

hi, how would your jackup work for a ta200 phantom? will supporting the bike through the axle nut loosen or wear out the axle nut over time?

[aminnurasyid]

hi, how would your jackup work for a ta200 phantom? will supporting the bike through the axle nut loosen or wear out the axle nut over time?

 

Thanks for your interest bro sawfly.

I've attached an image.

 

http://img.tapatalk.com/d/12/09/23/ypuzu4ed.jpg

 

JackUp supports on the nut itself.

Its for temporary jack, your nut won't loosen or worn out. Hope this clarifies..

 

 

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[sawfly]

Thanks for your interest bro sawfly.

I've attached an image.

 

http://img.tapatalk.com/d/12/09/23/ypuzu4ed.jpg

 

JackUp supports on the nut itself.

Its for temporary jack, your nut won't loosen or worn out. Hope this clarifies..

 

 

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that's good! how do i make purchase?

[aminnurasyid]

that's good! how do i make purchase?

 

Hi Bro Sawfly, u have PM.

 

 

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[S750WP]

Bought my scissor jack from Mustaffa, cost $24 capacity up to 1 ton.

[aminnurasyid]

True bro, scissors jack can do the job well but its not that portable to be use for touring tho. Too heavy n bulky in size.

 

 

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[aminnurasyid]

Ups

 

 

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[Jadon]

How do I purchase the jack-up..?!

[munchong]

Normal small car jack will do....place it on the exhaust pipe/fame with side stand...slowly jack up and the rear tires will move....save $$$$..I also do it this way

Totally agree and the small scissor jack is also easy to store and carry around

If you buy from scrapyard, I think maybe $10 can get depending on which scrapyard you go to

If you subsequently switch to a bike that runs on belt, on shaft, these do not require lubrication so no need to waste too much money on a special jack

[aminnurasyid]

Totally agree and the small scissor jack is also easy to store and carry around

If you buy from scrapyard, I think maybe $10 can get depending on which scrapyard you go to

If you subsequently switch to a bike that runs on belt, on shaft, these do not require lubrication so no need to waste too much money on a special jack

 

True..but some do prefer small workable JackUps which can be stored under your bike sit.

So its really up to the individual..

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[munchong]

That too is true!! Even the small scissor jack cannot fit under my bike seat

[ahch0ng]

hmm interesting

[Hydher]

im using a scissors jack ^^ got it from bike shop cheaply

[vtec88]

I selling scissor jack to jack up bikes for maintanance,

any bros interested

SMS 9875 9408

Edited September 7, 2013 by vtec88

[mazinkaiser]

will the bike topple easily with some push using this jack?