If your first statement werre true, I'd be over at the Harley (or Indian, Victory Motus whatever) forum. That being said, I agree with buy American/buy local as much as possible. But I don't think i can sue Pa Norton if I wad it up, either. Pros need a good, sturdy lift, which the HF is borderline. But hobbyists sometimes can't afford the best and have to make do. My table is a plywood egg-crate stand that requires a ramp.
Did not know you could roll the lift around with the bike on it. If that's safe to do that's convenient. Was wondering if you could do that with the Handy model.
I have never tried that. Its hard enough to move around empty. They are pretty heavy
I'd be willing to bet the computer you are posting these messages from was made in China. As I said before, if I had any compunction about foreign-made products, I'd be over at the Harley forum. Judging by the numbers of posters saying they have HF lifts (not me), I think you're arguing with the wrong person. You must feel horrible about all the American jobs lost due to the purchase of British-made motorcycles. Just think, if everyone had been buying Harleys all along there would be no "pos" British motorcycles leaking oil all over enthusiasts' garage floors and no forums like this for people to make these 'close the barn door after the cow escaped' arguments. And there'd be no Japanese motorcycles to prove what leaky pieces of shit American and British bikes were. What kind of Harley did you say you have? I hear they don't leak anymore.
