what do you think -- SSA stand

edgeofsanity

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2023 3r

• Saturday at 10:35 PM

• #1

just saw this on YT from t-rex; looks nice but seems like a lot of hassle having to screw the bolt on and off each time, vs just using a scissor jack

SSA stand

 

Steff

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RIII 06

• Yesterday at 7:02 AM

• #2

edgeofsanity said:

just saw this on YT from t-rex; looks nice but seems like a lot of hassle having to screw the bolt on and off each time, vs just using a scissor jack

SSA stand

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I got that Triumph thingy, came with the bike. It does the same, cept yer lying in the dirt trying to match it up. Your idea is better. No bending for this old man.

 

atomsplitter

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• Yesterday at 9:19 AM

• #3

I prefer my method.......

 

509GT

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2025 Rocket GT

• Yesterday at 12:10 PM

• #4

I will stick with my plate lift. In, under, jack, fix, drop done. This is too complicated and the balance point seems to flirt with the bare minimum and applys way to much stress on the axle.