Becker-Technik lifter

Kiwi-Roys "Lumber Stand"
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Noticed that the bolts on GRiSO where the Becker lifter is connected are higher on left side, thus the bike is leaning left. 
Put a bigger 75 mm wheel to the stand, now I'm on level


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I can fully understand where the op's coming from.
When you buy one these stands for the Triumph Thunderbird, apart from it coming with special mounts you affix to the bike.
It comes with an extending torque arm.
Mate found using the torque arm on the GRiSO stand makes lifting his GRiSO significantly easier.
You just step on the handle part and the bike comes up a doddle.
The torque arm itself has lots of uses as has a half inch spring loaded ball socket end.
Its obviously a seperate part they bundled with this stand for bit more wonga.
About £130 delivered to the UK complete stand kit.
Picked mine up unused for £50 delivered

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Anyone know of a rear stand for a GRiSO? Apparently Becker Technik doesn't ship to US.

cfc250 wrote:

Anyone know of a rear stand for a GRiSO? Apparently Becker Technik doesn't ship to US.

Iirc they're available through Stein Deinse sp? or MGCycle

Thank you! I will check those out.

i also bought the becker lifter.

i found it very smart and easy to use, i just put it under the bike and use it as a normal centre stand, pushing with the foot on the small lever.

furthermore it appears well built and i paid it less than other similar products.

Just a question about: if i have to take off the pegs with its hardware (i.e. to remove the entire swingarm), is it possible to use the lifter directly on the vertical part of the frame?

motografando wrote:

i also bought the becker lifter.
Just a question about: if i have to take off the pegs with its hardware (i.e. to remove the entire swingarm), is it possible to use the lifter directly on the vertical part of the frame?

Nope the parts it fits on are removed ie the frame side plates.
I tied the rear of the machine using straps that slide and lock to the support beam of my council garage.
Used a bench jack to support the front and car stand/jack as an emergency should it need it.

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