So would it work .....

[sgn]

For Second Gen?

 

http://www.lifts-and-stands.com/index.php/component/virtuemart/strong-arm/strong-arm-lift-detail.html

[Mike G in SC]

I always used the home made version (a 4x8 and a 4" pipe) on my Road Star.

Worked great, the bottom is flat and lowest thing was the frame rails.

(Often called the $20 Harley jack. http://www.nightrider.com/biketech/bikelift.htm )

 

But gave it away (with the Road Satar) when I got a 06 RSTD.

To many bulky things under there. Maybe Carbon One could come up with one for the Royals.

 

Mike G.

[V7Goose]

It works just fine on a 2nd gen (but not for changing tires). I use a maintenance stand very similar to that.

Goose

[RandyR]

I always used the home made version (a 4x8 and a 4" pipe) on my Road Star.

Worked great, the bottom is flat and lowest thing was the frame rails.

(Often called the $20 Harley jack. http://www.nightrider.com/biketech/bikelift.htm )

 

But gave it away (with the Road Satar) when I got a 06 RSTD.

To many bulky things under there. Maybe Carbon One could come up with one for the Royals.

 

Mike G.

 

The Carbon One stand works fine on the 05-09 RSTD's if thats what you're suggesting. unless you're asking for a modified version of the 'lever' lift in the orig post?

[djh3]

Couple bucks more and you can get a jack.

 

this on is from sears. I have had mine since 2007 and works great. On the home made idea if cut reliefs big enough for say the exhaust so the boards contact the frame all should be good.