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I've been enjoying your show, it's been raelly informative and entertaining. Thanks for all your hard work!Regarding hanging your bike for maintenance, I have done this to help my friend crate her bike (DR650) to ship it to South America. We welded fastening points on the bottom of the crate and it was much easier to hang the bike and move the crate under it than try and carry the bike over to it. In this instance it worked OK, but I think it would move around too much to do any serious work on. Probably not real safe, either, if my system was any example A perfect solution if you're short on space is something another friend has done. He bought a pneumatic lift and actually sank it in his garage floor so that it's flush with the floor when collapsed. He can drive right onto it, then crank it up to work. It's raelly elegant and looks pretty cool too! Great solution.Peter, Vancouver B.C.
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