Flat Motorcycle Tire? Middle Of Nowhere... No Problem! Ultralight Jack, Rolling Mavericks

[@precipiceofgrind]

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[@rogerbiss7915]

Expensive way to solve the problem. I was on a guided ride with Moto Vermont. The guide got a flat. He walked into the woods and came out with a branch. “Jacked” the bike up with the branch and side stand. Threw the branch back into the woods when he finished. I carry a jack I made from a discarded crutch. I’ve practiced with it but never have had a flat!.

[@rollingmavericks]

I've only just discovered your great and honest review of my Trail Jack. Thanks, I also listed a link on the product page to your video. Really appreciate it :-)

[@precipiceofgrind]

Awesome, thank you! Great product, exactly what I needed for a peace of mind in all the desert riding I do!!

[@retiredwaterdoctor]

Great for multiple bikes, as each are different......My KLR has center stand. I would do a one of design if I only had one bike.....use the 2 piece design with adjustment holes and pin, and maybe a solid foot and top piece welded. Great content.

[@precipiceofgrind]

I think Eagle Mikes has a device similar with a solid foot.

[@stephanematis]

Thanks for this, will add it to my TW200 kit.

[@precipiceofgrind]

You're welcome, thank you for watching!

[@insatiable_mind]

Great video! I think I’ll try the crutch method but I also really want to get a center stand for the KLR.

[@none5355melvinMadigan]

Thanks for sharing this

[@txmarine7557]

ariemann1 had the video showing how to use a ratchet strap and a tree