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Posted by chief
- March 03, 2023, 22:31:11 PMHaven't seen anything like this before. Drifters are a bit top heavy and I can see this being useful for a rider who because of age or injury might have difficulty raising a dropped Drifter. I think its a bit expensive. It is relatively small but would still be a problem for some of us to carry on the bike. If anyone acquires this please do a write-up. This may be a product we need to get and review this year.
We don't have an Amazon link to anything like this product. But, we do have a web page and video on raising a dropped bike.
Posted by Feed Poster
- March 03, 2023, 03:16:17 AMNew Gear: MotoBikeJack Motorcycle Jack
Ever drop a heavy bike? Picking it back up can be a real pain. And if you're by yourself and on a soft or uneven surface, it's even worse. That's where the MotoBikeJack motorcycle jack comes in.
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Made of powdercoated American steel, the MotoBikeJack weighs less than 8 lb and breaks down into four pieces so it can be stowed in a 15×5-inch bag. Three shafts fit into the base, and the top shaft has a ratchet with a webbed strap and hook.
The 3,300-lb rated jack can be used to safely and securely lift a 1,000-lb motorcycle from prone to upright in just five minutes.
The MotoBikeJack retails for $216, plus shipping and handling. For more information, visit the MotoBikeJack website.
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