04-05-13, 01:41 PM
The workshop wheel stand is ace, it was on offer at busters £30 or £40, a bit cheap made but i use the pins through the axle for a positive fix, it wont fall off then, i can move the bike anywhere then,side to side,push it against the wall out of the way.
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A very useful tool (cheaply made but it does the job, it comes with multiple lift options, plates
Billy
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![[Image: Photo0232_zpsf05726df.jpg]](http://s470.photobucket.com/user/slimwilly/media/Photo0232_zpsf05726df.jpg.html)
A very useful tool (cheaply made but it does the job, it comes with multiple lift options, plates
Billy
An ageing test pilot for home grown widgets that may fail at anytime.