Bike lift modification whilst in lock down
Posted: Sun Apr 19, 2020 10:34 am
I have previously posted on here about my purchase of a bike lift and then the realisation that it was eating my garage floor.
Since we are not allowed ( guilty feeling ) to ride our toys I thought I would spend a bit of time modifying my lift to cure the problem, good old eBay allowed me to purchase the required bits and bobs and then a couple of afternoons ‘exercising’ at my workshop enabled the conversion to be completed.
Of course I believed the Chinese manufacturers specification of 150kg per wheel, but as long as it’s half that I should be O.K.
Just in case it doesn’t work out, I designed it all to be returnable to ‘garage floor eating originality’
A bit unattractive but it now moves with considerably less effort and hopefully will allow me to repaint the floor.
Now that’s done it’s back to the decorating dear !
Since we are not allowed ( guilty feeling ) to ride our toys I thought I would spend a bit of time modifying my lift to cure the problem, good old eBay allowed me to purchase the required bits and bobs and then a couple of afternoons ‘exercising’ at my workshop enabled the conversion to be completed.
Of course I believed the Chinese manufacturers specification of 150kg per wheel, but as long as it’s half that I should be O.K.
Just in case it doesn’t work out, I designed it all to be returnable to ‘garage floor eating originality’
A bit unattractive but it now moves with considerably less effort and hopefully will allow me to repaint the floor.
Now that’s done it’s back to the decorating dear !