Easy Rizer Bike Stand

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  1. topbanana0

    topbanana0 Well-Known Member

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    I've managed to get hold of an Eazy Rizer bike stand, anyone got one.
    It shows on the video them moving the stand around with bike loaded.
    Mine doesn't look like it wants to move that easy, anyone fitted casters to there's ?
     
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  2. TEZ 217

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    #2 TEZ 217, Nov 25, 2018
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    I have the easy rizer Big Blue, casters to one side just to ease movement in garage while storing lift only, I would never want to move lift loaded, you would need a super level painted factory type floor like one in Quaser video
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    Shows small wheels to front only the lift has to be tilted to use them, therefore only to move lift while unloaded
    PS video below indeed shows red lift moving easily while fully loaded, but not sure if extras are needed to do this as well as very good floor. (cant see castors of any kind,looks to be sliding on floor)
     
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  3. Glyn Phillips

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    #3 Glyn Phillips, Nov 25, 2018
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    I have an easy rizer it’s a pain to set up but very good once done, easy to lift with wheels on.
    Bit of messing if you want to take the wheels off.
    Must admit I haven’t tried moving it once on though.

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  4. topbanana0

    topbanana0 Well-Known Member

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    Was thinking of putting some of theses on it, wouldn't really want to move it when load. But nice to have the option.

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  5. Glyn Phillips

    Glyn Phillips Old’N’Slow

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    Yeah, just make sure the castor can take the weight of bike and lift
     
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  6. Glyn Phillips

    Glyn Phillips Old’N’Slow

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    The only other problem you may face, is the height of the frame.
    Lifting the Thruxton today there’s not a lot of space under the bike to get the lift in.

    You may need to lift the front and rear on paddock stands to get the clearance with the castors
     
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  7. topbanana0

    topbanana0 Well-Known Member

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    Yeah I've checked the load capacity of the casters.
    Room shouldn't be a problem.
     
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    Adie P Crème de la Crème

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  9. joe mc donald

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    I am not sure about this. Got to be careful if fitting castors. But I'm sure you have thought it out.
    Ride Safe
    Joe.
     
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