This Auction is for a New W-Vise Motorcycle Lift Wheel Vise
The Weaver W-Vise is the same rubber-lined wheel vise kit that comes standard with our W-1500 motorcycle lifts. The front wheel vise will fit many applications including other lift brands, trailers, work benches, etc… Our easy to use crank and rubber lined sides help protect your wheels and provide better stability for the bike. Hardware and wheel stop included. Some drilling to mounting surface may be required. Simple and effective at a great price. Straps should be used in addition to the vise for a safe operation.
Please call 888-560-9510, 817-560-9510 with any questions.
We ship this product via Fed Ex Ground.
Lifts / Hoists / Jacks for Sale
New air hydraulic bottle jack 20 ton manual 44,000lb(US $79.99)
New hi-lift jack post popper pp-300 pc red. x5s4(US $59.99)
Chevrolet s10 pickup truck /gmc sonoma tire tool,scissor jack(US $29.99)
Energy suspension jack strap high lift jack handle holder black polyurethane(US $12.97)
Motobrackets triple tree front motorcycle center head lift stand(US $43.50)
Torin t51201 shop press - 12 ton(US $209.94)
Hyundai previews small SUV with Geneva show concept
Thu, 19 Feb 2009For an idea of what Hyundai's next small SUV will look like, pay attention to the concept that debuts at the Geneva motor show next month. We previously knew it as the HED-6, according to the recently released sketch. But Hyundai announced that it is now calling the vehicle the ix-onic (pronounced "ik-sonnik").
Abarth 595 (2012) Turismo and Competizione join range
Thu, 02 Aug 2012Two new versions of Abarth's 500 hot hatch have been revealed, coming as standard with more power, upgraded toys and even more personalisation potential. There's also a handy price-drop for the standard Abarth 500, which gets a few tweaks to keep the Scorpion-badged pocket rocket fresh. How does the new Abarth range stack up?
Possible Ferrari F70 tester spotted
Thu, 07 Jun 2012The above photos of what very well might be a development mule for the next primo Ferrari —likely to be called the F70—were recently posted on the Ferrari 4/5 Competizone Facebook page. The future F70 is expected to be a front-runner in the competition between the very best cost-no-object supercars. The F70 will feature a 7.3-liter V12 coupled to a kinetic-energy-recovery system, a combination that will be good for 920 hp.