Ross spoonland Jack adapter

[blackvalk]

Where do I get information on the jack adapter and where I can purchase one.

[..]

An alternative

http://www.herberts.org/wayne/valk/lowtechlift.htm

[Popeye]

Our own Windjammer used to make them.  Haven't talked to him in a while so not sure if he still makes them,

Popeye

[Momz]

I'd contact Ross Spoonland through his website or look through the VRCC member search.

[Thunderbolt]

I have one of the originals.  I like it, you can take off either wheel and jack it up no problem.

[PAVALKER]

There is another adapter that permanently mounts to your bike and you don't have to mess with that heavy/bulky adapter......   I got rid of my old red adapter after mounting the permanent one on my I/S.  You can get em from Ebay.....

http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/VALKYRIE-LIFT-JACK-ADAPTER-STURDIEST-STAYS-BIKE-/180564339534?pt=Motorcycles_Parts_Accessories&hash=item2a0a792b4e

But.... to each his own preference.

[doubletee]

I've never used any type of "lift adapter" and never had any problems.      I have a Craftsman lift that seems to work well without an adapter.

[FLAVALK]

I've never used any type of "lift adapter" and never had any problems.      I have a Craftsman lift that seems to work well without an adapter.

DITTO.

I have a Larin lift with 2x4's bolted to the lift arms. Used it for years w/out a problem. I had a Spoonland knockoff (purchased on Ebay) but sold it because I never used/needed it.