Well I got my front wheel suspended today. Used two standard bricks on each side of the front tire. One brick laying lengthwise, and the second standing straight up on top of the first brick. A small block of wood covered with cloth was placed on top of the straight up brick. Do this on right and left sides.
There's probably no more than about 50 pounds on the front tire when the bike is on the centerstand. So I just lifted the bottoms of both front forks and kicked a piece of wood under the front tire, keeping the tire about one inch off the floor. Then I placed the bricks, etc., under the fork bottoms, and removed the wood from under the tire. Result is a free spinning suspended front wheel. The house of cards seems stable.
Dee Dub, the top tree seems to be the right place to tie the bike, if the ceiling tie method is used.
Kickitjp, its good to know that other people have come up with ways to suspend the bike when heavy lifting is required.
There's probably no more than about 50 pounds on the front tire when the bike is on the centerstand. So I just lifted the bottoms of both front forks and kicked a piece of wood under the front tire, keeping the tire about one inch off the floor. Then I placed the bricks, etc., under the fork bottoms, and removed the wood from under the tire. Result is a free spinning suspended front wheel. The house of cards seems stable.
Dee Dub, the top tree seems to be the right place to tie the bike, if the ceiling tie method is used.
Kickitjp, its good to know that other people have come up with ways to suspend the bike when heavy lifting is required.
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