This aint yo daddies bike lift
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12-31-2007, 10:35 PM
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This aint yo daddies bike lift
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12-31-2007, 10:39 PM
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RE: This aint yo daddies bike lift
ORIGINAL: bobjoezx
get on it.. and sell it for 500!
ORIGINAL: telgren
From the looks of it, its not that complicated. You could build one for $200 worth of steel, and another $50 worth of hydraulics.
From the looks of it, its not that complicated. You could build one for $200 worth of steel, and another $50 worth of hydraulics.
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RE: This aint yo daddies bike lift
ORIGINAL: telgren
I built my own front and rear stands for $30 total.... beat that
ORIGINAL: bobjoezx
get on it.. and sell it for 500!
ORIGINAL: telgren
From the looks of it, its not that complicated. You could build one for $200 worth of steel, and another $50 worth of hydraulics.
From the looks of it, its not that complicated. You could build one for $200 worth of steel, and another $50 worth of hydraulics.
I'll beat it like I beat my meat. What do you use? Conduit?
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