New Bonnie Owner (street Cup) Looking For Advice

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  1. Mark Lubbock

    Mark Lubbock New Member

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    #1 Mark Lubbock, Jun 23, 2020
    Had my Street Cup for 6 months now and super impressed with it. Hopefully made some subtle changes, which are included in the attached photos. Need advice on a scissor jack, as these models seem to have the sump slightly lower than the frame rails!!! All advice welcome.
    Regards
    Mark

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  2. Callumity

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    #2 Callumity, Jun 23, 2020
    My Bonneville 865 needed timber shims so it sat on the frame rails.
     
  3. Mark Lubbock

    Mark Lubbock New Member

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    #3 Mark Lubbock, Jun 23, 2020
    You mean pieces of wood :)
     
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    #5 Callumity, Jun 23, 2020
    I mean carefully selected pieces of wood that are thick enough but not too thick. Shim on you!
     
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  6. Mark Lubbock

    Mark Lubbock New Member

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    #6 Mark Lubbock, Jun 23, 2020
    Cheers, got the bobbins from TEC but wanted a way to lift both wheels at the same time. The hydraulic looks good, but a scissor jack is the same principle. unfortunately both contact the frame/sump exactly the same, so was looking for a lift that has something to prop under the frame rails on either side. Hope that makes sense.
    Cheers
     
  7. MadMrB

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    #7 MadMrB, Jun 23, 2020
    The overall width of the supports on the lift is 30cm with a gap between of 17.5cm, which I believe was sufficient to allow for the frame rails to sit on the lift supports whilst missing the sump. But my memory being on par with a goldfish, I can't say for certain that I did use it on the Street Cup, but I certainly used it on the Bobber which had a similar issue with the frame rails and sump.
     
  8. Mark Lubbock

    Mark Lubbock New Member

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    #8 Mark Lubbock, Jun 23, 2020
    Many thanks, i will look into this option a bit further then.
     
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