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Ok - so you're impressed - but you want to be able to remove your wheels and suspension...
No problem - simply use the Multi-Mounting option to lift your bike as shown above.
And before you ask, there is absolutely no possibility that ANY EazyRizer mounting can scratch your
paintwork or damage your bike! Metal to metal contact is impossible thanks to rubber and pvc coatings on all
contact surfaces. All you have to remember is to slide the mountings on to the lifting arm after you position
EazyRizer under the bike, that way your paintwork is safe.
Multi-Mounting Brackets
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As with the Wheel Mounting option, the Multi-Mounting brackets are fully adjustable to suit your bike's
characteristics, only in this instance they slide externally along the lifting arm. The forward bracket is
designed to support several alternative locations to accommodate every possible variation in chassis layout.
The section 'SuperBikes and Retros' has extensive information on these options.
As can be noted from the above illustration of the forward mounting, the hollow box section permits the bracket
to be slid along the lifting frame to exactly match the physical characteristics of your particular bike.
It will also be seen that the bracket can be adjusted vertically to fine tune it to your circumstances.
Please be aware that these brackets merely support the bike, the side stand provides the securing/stabilising mechanism.
The rear mounting bracket (as seen above) is also designed to support a multitude of chassis locations to suit any bike and
any maintenance task that you have in mind. Again this bracket can slide along the lifting arm offering full lateral as well
as vertical adjustment.
The side stand is then locked firmly in place to secure the bike to the lift (as previously described - it can be firmly
secured in both the vertical and the horizontal plains).
The Multi-Mount option is every bit as stable as the Wheel Mounting system, and it offers exceptional freedom when it
comes to stripping down your bike. The operation to raise and lower a bike supported on Multi-Mount brackets is identical
to that used for the wheel system described earlier. Equally the lift endured the same strenuous testing procedures when
equipped with Wheel, Multi-Mount and Beam Mounting options.
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