msmbus2000
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Hi does anyone have plans for a Scooter lift? Seen ideas on YouTube but no real plans, getting ready for the kids first scooter! 2 projects in one lift and a scooter, is cbt needed for one?
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octo0072000
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bike lift plans cost a tenner any good this lift works with a trolly jack
http://www.bikeliftplans.co.uk/
now on offer at a Fiver on the bay nothing to do with me i just googled it
http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/MOTORCYCL...76?pt=UK_Motorcycle_Parts&hash=item35dba1a918
http://www.bikeliftplans.co.uk/
now on offer at a Fiver on the bay nothing to do with me i just googled it
http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/MOTORCYCL...76?pt=UK_Motorcycle_Parts&hash=item35dba1a918
And if you're not careful, and your nadgers are in the wrong place when you lower or raise the scooter. You'll get some CBT.
msmbus2000
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lol this is very true, no the daughter wants one when she turns 16, 15 at the min and very interested in fixing her own scooter up etc. i'm thinking bike lift would make my life so much easier ! would rather she waited until 17 for car but know talking to her.
That has really made me laugh as I did a very similar lift 30yrs ago and the drawings have been posted on various websites and copied by at least one motorcycle magazine.
He says he owns the copyright, does he ****!
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I'll sell my bike lift for £100 if anyone is interested. Health means I can't ride a bike anymore so it's been stored in my lock-up for ages and selling is another "roundtuit".
It's a Sealey -
Paul H
Werrington,
Stoke-on-Trent
It's a Sealey -
Paul H
Werrington,
Stoke-on-Trent
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Silly question but why do you want a lift(bike lift that is
) do you have a bad back or problem with the knees? 
I swear the grounds good enough to fix a bike, could you not dig a deep hole in the garden and use it as an access pit,cheaper than a lift cos you can always fil the hole back in when the novelty of having a bike wears off.
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msmbus2000
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Silly question but why do you want a lift(bike lift that is
I swear the grounds good enough to fix a bike, could you not dig a deep hole in the garden and use it as an access pit,cheaper than a lift cos you can always fil the hole back in when the novelty of having a bike wears off.
Welding project too. She wants to learn to fix stuff time to learn to weld.
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Me neice is a mechanic but only did the course to stop getting ripped of by garage mechanics...her words not mine.
