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motorcycle build table.....free
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Having a garage clear out and found this , a home made motorcycle build table on wheels , sturdy metal frame with heavy duty wheels , a MFC top with four tie down points and a flush fitting metal plate for the centre stand , easily takes my honda cb 400/4 which has been standing on it for a number of years.
used to restore the 400/4 , easily pushed when fully loaded , was able to push into the corner of the garage whan not working on the bike so I could get the car in the garage .
comes apart for easy transportation .


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#2
Can you deliver it to Carlisle at that price?


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Certainly. .towed behind the fazer  :eek








forgot to mention......iam close to jct 4 M40
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(01-07-18, 02:05 PM)red98 link Wrote: Certainly. .towed behind the fazer  :eek


I think you spent too much time around Christo  :lol


Mind you, I'd pay good money to see you do that.


If I had good money, that is... :\ 
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Red ill take it for my son law if that is ok. He's doing a sv 650 up so would be perfect
the night i was born, lord the moon stood a fire red., my poor mother her crying,
she said the gypsy was right, and she fell right dead
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SOLD...... :o  er..i mean GIVEN AWAY  :lol .........happy its going to a fellow foccer (son in law)    pm sent buddy
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Thanks red hopefully he will get a fazer soon ☺
the night i was born, lord the moon stood a fire red., my poor mother her crying,
she said the gypsy was right, and she fell right dead
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#8
How do you get the bike on and off it?
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#9
Good question mustang , no problem getting it on there when your stating a build from a bare frame , to get the finished bike off I used a scaffold board , easy to do on your own , getting a complete bike on is easier with a running bike , hard thing to do on your own is getting it on the centre stand , its doable but much better with two , ive also got some heavy duty cable winches ,block and tackle and a home made scaffold frame that easily lifts any bike high enough to slide the table under and then lower the bike , takes a bit longer but probably safer.......


TEX...iam happy to throw in the scaffold board if you need it...


anyway , thats enough chatter , ive got to get out in the garage and dismantle the thing........ Smile
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Also folds flat for easy storage  Wink


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Thanks red see you tonight
the night i was born, lord the moon stood a fire red., my poor mother her crying,
she said the gypsy was right, and she fell right dead
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Big thanks to red for the table, good to see you again, son in law has it assembled already  ?
the night i was born, lord the moon stood a fire red., my poor mother her crying,
she said the gypsy was right, and she fell right dead
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A pleasure TEX....glad SIL has it assembled , look forward to seeing the piccies with his SV on the table  Wink
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