Changed the rear tire

[shooter]

Now I gotta build a deck....these mods never end.

May as well. Your mod list takes up a whole page right now.

[GONRDN]

You sir, have big balls. Well played.

[JackB]

The bike was very stable as it is on the center stand. No need to tie the front end down.
I backed it onto my blue stand and I was surprised how far back the bike was. Next time I will kept it closer to the deck.

[shooter]

Jack I didn't say tie the front end down. I said run a strap from the center stand to the front crash bar. Keeps the bike from rolling off the center stand while you work.

[JackB]

Jack I didn't say tie the front end down. I said run a strap from the center stand to the front crash bar. Keeps the bike from rolling off the center stand while you work.

That is a good idea.

[shooter]

I do it all the time with the bike on my lift on the center stand. That's how I change my rear wheel. I hang it off the back of my rack. The ratchet strap is just a little security when you're shaking things around. By the way , that's a good looking bike. Love the color. Fast Black.

[Ericb445]

I use my pit in my garage, same principle.

[wjduke]

You guys have given me a way I never thought of before. I work at a tire shop and I do believe I'll use our alignment rack when it's time. Just need to make sure the ramp part won't interfere.

[shooter]

Wayne a lot of times the ramp part comes off easily. You ride the bike up on the rack then put it on the center stand. Put the ratchet strap on like I suggested the drag the bike back to where it hangs off. I raise the rack up to where I can sit on my roller stool under it and remove the wheel. Its just that easy.

[nvmyf6]

Very creative Jack