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Sturdy bit of kit..Dispense with the puny handle and use a 23mm socket instead.Makes life a lot easier. Found it very stiff at elevation. Take it to bits and grind flush all the weld. Lube all pins with quality lithium grease and shim out any play in the linkage with steel penny washers. After all that you will have a really good bike lift.
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Poorly made as would not sit flat & wobbled about probably cheap chinese junk sent back & refunded only given 1 star as it won't let you leave 0.
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Great for lifting my 165kg wheelchair so that I can remove the wheels and change the tyres. Only downside for me is that the top is a tad slippy so the chair slides, so I'm looking to get some anti slip on it. Apart from that great. Use a 22mm socket with a long ratchet spanner or breaker bar for easy as the included bar is small to use as a lever unless you are Eddie Hall..
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this is a heavy, well constructed item, ideal for acting as a centre stand for almost any bike with a cradle frame, it starts low which allows it to be used for most British bikes and low riders. It has a good lift height, easy to use and balance up. I use it with a table lift and it stabilises bikes well when they only have side stands. Good value. I recommend this product.
Verified purchase: Yes | Condition: New
Excellent, makes life so much easier, use a ratchet spanner to turn lift as provided bar supplied is a bit small for the job, makes working on bike a cinch.
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