Tirox SnapJack V2 Review at RevZilla.com
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- čas přidán 6. 10. 2017
- Tirox SnapJack V2 Review
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Portable performance for propping up your motorcycle. A simple principle to build around. A hard principle to do right. For the Tirox SnapJack V2, however, it is a purpose that they have knocked out of the park. Designed to allow riders to service their rear wheels, chains, and tires on the go, the SnapJack V2 features a self-aligning base and cradle and is constructed of a high-strength low alloy steel that will get the job done time, and time again. - Auta a dopravní prostředky
Exactly what I need!!! As soon as he mentioned what it was for i ordered one without even listening to the rest of the review
The "V2" looks better than the original that I bought. I live in an apartment, and I have limited space for paddock stands, and big lifts. The Tirox Snap Jack has been really helpful for me in doing my chain maintenance. It would be good to take on a mototrip just in case.
Very useful!
My trusty 2x4 is now unemployed. Have you no shame? He had little shims to feed.
lol
I want one!
Im considering this for my sportster chopper so I can maintain the chain on rides away from home. Think it will do OK?
Spurg could easily be cast in Boogie Nights II sporting that look.
Talk about a dream gig...
Anyone knows if this can be used for a single swing model?
Do I just place it under the next solid piece of metal under my frame?
Cant see why not ....
Can this be used to lift the bike to replace the kickstand?
No, it does not replace a kickstand. In fact, it is used in conjunction with a kickstand. -DrewZilla
how would you use this on a front wheel?
It is not intended to be used with the front wheel, but Spurgeon propped it up under the skid plate on his 1090. There's a photo in the article below. Of course, _caveat emptor,_ do at your own risk. -DrewZilla
*www.revzilla.com/common-tread/you-needed-to-know-ktm-1090-adventure-r
totally. thx for info, i ordered it from you guys, seems like a great tool for backcountry emergencies with no centerstand option.
Can I use it to lift Vulcan 500? Thanks guys
Yes, it can be used on the right side of the rear swingarm along with the regular sidestand, in order to lift your Vulcan 500. -DrewZilla
This can be done by using a single piece of wood cut to the proper dimension
yeah kinda boggles my mind how this would not come to mind for most semi intelligent folks lol
Yeah but when will this be back in stock?
It should be in stock hopefully within the next few days. -DrewZilla
AAHHHHH YIIIISSSSSS, thank you. i honestly wasn't expecting a reply.
Now I can throw off the center stand.. Phew.
Dont do it...its not a replacement for a centre stand.
In my country Pakistan Nothing this product if i want so how
We do offer international shipping but it can be expensive unfortunately. -DrewZilla
*www.revzilla.com/motorcycle/tirox-snapjack-v2
"Those aren't necessarily necessary". lol
Version 2.0 should come with 1 can of beer...... to crush.
Revzilla -- I normally like your video review a lot. But a review for this product would have been better in the garage, with the product in use. I had to search elsewhere to see how it worked.
Did you watch the whole video? We literally show it being used in the field out in the dirt during the KTM review. There is B-roll sprinkled in throughout and then right around the 2:55 mark when we talk through the use.
Ah, I fast-forwarded to see it in use and must have skipped over it. The clip I was looking for is right where you said 2:55. Thanks!
You want to see it being used in the field, here is a picture from the KTM written review what I was using it to change a tire: www.revzilla.com/blog_content_image/image/45651/gallery/KTM_1090_Adventure_R_Review-18.jpg
@@SpurgeonDunbar what part of the skid plate are you lifting by? Thinking of one of these for my 1090 with the same KTM skid plate rather than installing a center stand.
@@markbour I pull it back onto the kickstand and just slide it underneath. You can see it quite clearly in the second photo down in this article: www.revzilla.com/common-tread/you-needed-to-know-ktm-1090-adventure-r
I have a moustache. I am offended by your beard scale of difficulty.
From one 'stache to another, you and I both know we're easy. Much more so than that bearded guy...
junk! who would buy this crap!
How come, in every single video where the "BSD" is mentioned, you also tell us Beard Scale of Difficulty? What's the point of creating an acronym for something if you're just going to say it all anyways?
If someone asked my birthday i wouldn't say "oh my DOB, my Date of Birth, Is bla bla bla."
I would not trust your cheap device on my 30 thousand R1200GS BMW. Looks like made in China............