Yep. Same here. Wifes, cars, lots of bills and other stuff....Its a good solution. Just a pain to dissemble and moving it back and force... Also my neighbors already think there is something wrong with me. LOL

 

Nice work! I go the suspended route also, at least when I had some good rafters to use ... took me a bit to figure that wasn't a cherry picker LOL

 

so its been awhile since ive owned my f3's but do they not have the same hole in the "goose neck" that allows you to use a front fork stand that is designed to lift so you can remove the forks

 

Then the price will go up for no reason

 

Hellz yeah! That's how I do it! Except with an actual engine lift, many straps, and a a roof over my head lol. Good job man!

 

I just did this last night actually. I used a piece of webbing, a car jack, and a solid rafter in my garage. I just looped the webbing through the front of the frame and then over the rafter and the Jack which was on top of the rafter and up it went. I was pretty stoked when it actually worked, good to know I'm not the only one using... innovative methods.

 

1 - ford explorer
1 - 50,000 lb stretch strap (the only one we had)
1 - tree with strong limbs...

we just wrapped the strap around the triple trees

this did look pretty redneck but it worked just fine

 

Put the bike on the centerstand, buy 50 cheeseburgers, find a fat chick and make her sit on the passengerseat. Keep feeding her cheeseburgers till youre done.

 

always good to have a fat chick around. heat in the winter / shade in the summer.

 

tried that once, and only once. bike ended up on the ground. thank goodness the tank wasn't on at the time.