[mekdad]

I keep seeing people talk about a crutch to lift the front or rear tire off the ground. I am assuming it is something easy to build, and be handy for tire fixin.

Does anyone care to piont me in the right direction on this?

 

[pgilles]

This: http://tw200forum.com/index.php?/topic/3169-what-is-it-what-will-it-be/page__view__findpost__p__29733



From this: http://images.search.yahoo.com/search/images;_ylt=A0oG7nlXPgZPHzoAgAhXNyoA?p=tw200%20crutch&fr=yfp-t-701&fr2=piv-web

 

[Gerry]

I put a section of channel atop mine. Never thought about a rubber foot top and bottom. The 'U' embraces the swingarm securely and the 'hump' on one side fits into the hole in the bottom of the fork tube (s) to hold the front end up. Great for chain lube and tensioning. Used as well in carport for tire repair practice. Always on the bike. Gerry

 

[mekdad]

Thats just to cool. Great idea! Thank you for the info. I will be building one right shortly.

Thanks Guys

Ken

 

[qwerty]

Excellent avatar, mekdad.

 

[mekdad]

Dont worry, I do play well with others.

 

[wayne]

mekdad ,



Where are you located in Idaho?



Wayne.

 

[mekdad]

mekdad ,



Where are you located in Idaho?



Wayne.

The big ole town of Filer. The other end of the state. I have been up to your area and liked it. You all have more trees.

Ken

 

[Stromper]

I have used my automotive jack stands as a crutch and swing arm stands



My brother lives in Hayden Lake, ID