DirtyToes

i don't have a rear stand for my bike so when i wanna lube it, i just walk it a little bit, lube it, walk it a little bit, lube it...etc..etc

but since i got the cage, i just put it into neutral, rap a towel around the exhaust, and slowly lay the bike down onto its side on the cage...and then, i lube away and spin tire with my hands...

is it bad for the bike to be on its side for a long time(4-5 minutes)?

StrictlyStunt

Nah you shouldnt have any problems with doing that... only time i could see that being bad for the bike is if you left it way on it's side and then fired it up, starving it of oil...

bruno_z

you can park it on the stand (the bikes original one) and just pull towards yourself and the rear wheel will lift so you can spin it...you can can even change the tire/wheel like that if you have someone to hold the bike...

DirtyToes

how would it starve? i know like on a wheelie it can't pull the oil UPwards,,but its the same from side-to-side?

DirtyToes

i see that **** all the time....but never thought of doing it for an oil change. good stuff.

bruno_z

oil change? I thought this was about chain?

br denis

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Valeska

If it's a stunt bike, it's gonna end up on its side alot.

keithk76

sounds good but i would push it over and let it fall onto the cage instead of laying it down softly and keep the towel away so it can get some scratches

S.I.T

Nah bro...like the rest said, it doesnt hurt it. Or you can invest in a rear stand if you want......

DBOUNCE1

WOW you should not be in this stunt game

NINER

You are going to flood your muffler bearings.

dizzie56

or u could just use a jack to hold it up and then spin the tire as much as u want

T-NECK

Just rip up a stoppie, approx. 5 to 700 feet, and have your buddy ride next to you and lube the chain while floatin one out. Thats what I do.

Wheeliest

just do a burn out and have your friend put some grease on his finger and apply it with his finger while u burn out, make sure he applies it on the top of the chain on the lower side of the sprocket.

DLISH

I'm not sure if your referring to a chain lube or an oil change. Chain-lube it from the inside of the chain, while on the stand. Roll it back as needed to expose the un-lubed parts of the chain. oil change- Set a drain pan under the drain plug area and drain while on the side stand,once it stops, manually hold the bike vertical for a minute or two,itll drip dry, then replace the oil filter

GSWITCH33

You can get T-rex front and rear stands on ebay for a $100. They are decent.

Wheeliest

just put it upside down to lube the chain

T-NECK

yeah, like a bmx bike...lol

DBOUNCE1

that's how i lube my chain