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Chock stands.
Haha... I should have been more specific. What brand are the stands and does anyone know where to get them locally. Seems like they would come in extremely handy at the track.
I thought of that after posting what they were. lol
The blue one is from Princess Auto. Their site says they're sold out but call the store to confirm. Often the website isn't accurate regarding stock.
http://www.princessauto.com/workshop/garage/lifting-devices/lifts/8245417-motorcycle-wheel-chock
If you want a high quality chock, get a Baxley from Rider's Choice.
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daveyflakes
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I think we're all going to need to see these x-rated photos. For science... or art!
daveyflakes
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Just to make sure we're on the same page... we're talking about pictures of the hot "bike", right? RIGHT??
I picked up a couple of the Baxley Chocks, from Rider's Choice, a few years ago when they were selling off their used stuff. They're great. Good for parking in a garage or at the track; ride in, step off. I also used them when transporting bikes in my truck. Again, ride up the ramp and step off. Zero movement in transport, when supplemented with a Canyon Dancer and a couple of cam buckle straps.
Thanks... I called Princess and all sold out. Calgary has a few in stock so I ordered 3 but shipping is like $60 from there as the 3 units weigh almost 90lbs. Should have checked out Baxley but it's too late.
2stroker
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My Aprilia RS 250 http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-NEVhjbYnIQ
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2stroker
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My 1987 Honda NSR 250 and my buddy's 1989 Yamaha TZR 250 http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LjHb7dC6Baw3MA
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peterventure
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Photo of my GSP on my GS500F Tank with suction bracket. Seemed to work just fine. 
09SV650S
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My 2009 SV650Sf 2 weeks old 6km on it 
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