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<blockquote data-quote="Vince Farrell" data-source="post: 2416" data-attributes="member: 148"><p><strong>Using an Eazyrizer</strong></p><p></p><p>The best thing I have ever bought for a Vincent was a Dave Hills' centre stand, the next best thing was an Easyrizer. It’s compact, light, stable, strong and with a choice of fittings to cover most lifting situations. After placing the lift under a Vincent, the bike can be secured and taken to full height in about a minute using a spanner. I know it says in the leaflet raise with an electric drill, but it’s not worth getting it out of the cupboard for such a small task. The one I’ve had for a couple of years has a bike rebuild on it – just mount the engine lump on the lift then everything else can be bolted on. Last week I bought another to use for maintenance tasks in the garage. I did have a full size hydraulic bench, OK for working on the motor but cycle parts are more difficult. Unless you have a massive workshop they also take up too much room – the Eazyrizer can be hung high on the wall when not in use.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Vince Farrell, post: 2416, member: 148"] [b]Using an Eazyrizer[/b] The best thing I have ever bought for a Vincent was a Dave Hills' centre stand, the next best thing was an Easyrizer. It’s compact, light, stable, strong and with a choice of fittings to cover most lifting situations. After placing the lift under a Vincent, the bike can be secured and taken to full height in about a minute using a spanner. I know it says in the leaflet raise with an electric drill, but it’s not worth getting it out of the cupboard for such a small task. The one I’ve had for a couple of years has a bike rebuild on it – just mount the engine lump on the lift then everything else can be bolted on. Last week I bought another to use for maintenance tasks in the garage. I did have a full size hydraulic bench, OK for working on the motor but cycle parts are more difficult. Unless you have a massive workshop they also take up too much room – the Eazyrizer can be hung high on the wall when not in use. [/QUOTE]
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