Re: Peckham [ST] front forks

["cretin_1" <cretin_1@xxxxxxx>]

As you have no center stand, block it up under the cross members (frame)
where the c-stand would mount, lifting one of the wheels at least 2" off the
ground. Then either weight the rear or drill the cement floor and install a
couple tie downs to balance the rear using tie downs. The latter could give
you some peace of mind while your unit is off the front.
Good Luck,  Jim


> how do you hold the bike up while you are taking off the forks? the
ceiling
> in my garage is 20 feet high and is concrete.  There is no way to use it
to
> suspend the bike. any ideas?
>
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