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Switched from regular spools to the Woodcraft Superbike lifter ;-)

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I Switched from regular spools to the Woodcraft Superbike lifter ;-) Huge difference in just engaging and ease of lifting.
Super quality made... I was running into clearance issues with the stock chain adjuster plates so that is why I switched.
GLAD I did... this will make this a lot easier at the track and for anyone helping me when I come of the track for stand help.

Can order thru this link https://woodcraft-cfm.com/?ref=m4l02fw68s not a lot but helps. There are tons of R7 products, and more coming.

Cant wait to get some of the other parts mounted up.

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First thing I put on my r7. I love them
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I too think GP lift works better than spools at the track, and in general. Woodcraft wasn't available when I got the bike so I went with Fast Frank. I have his GP lift on other bikes and I've never had a problem.

I have the Womet-Tech rear axle slider (from TST) on the R7 but I don't really like the look, I might be switching to Woodcraft for that, I'll get the front too no matter what.
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I have both front and rear sliders... Definitely hope I don't have to use them lol
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I have both front and rear sliders... Definitely hope I don't have to use them lol
Mine on the rear appear unscratched after the tip over, but the bolt bent. I have some extra bolt's now. I am still shocked at how well the bike came out, minimal damage compared to me. LOL
I just noticed, the rear Woodcraft sliders mount on a spool/lifter mount, not through the axle. The Womet go on the axle. Interesting. I liked the idea of on the axle, one less thing to safety wire.
I just noticed, the rear Woodcraft sliders mount on a spool/lifter mount, not through the axle. The Womet go on the axle. Interesting. I liked the idea of on the axle, one less thing to safety wire.
There is a Thru Axel rear slider too...
As well as slider on the SBK Lifter
There is a Thru Axel rear slider too...
As well as slider on the SBK Lifter
Oh, thanks!!
Oh, thanks!!
here is a pic of the slider attached to lifter

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I have the same set up!
Very nice and easy
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With my Pit Bull rear stand, and it seems the same way in those pics, the adjustment does not leave you much room. I wish I could flip the spool holders down but there is not enough room. Whatever, it works, it's just higher. I'd get an adjustable Woodcraft stand if I didn't have to wait an unknown amount of time for them to make it.
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You didnt want the front slider on SBK lifter?
You didnt want the front slider on SBK lifter?
I don’t typically run any sliders…sometimes they work sometimes they make things worse…🤷‍♂️ Do you use TRS pins with the fast frank setup?
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I don’t typically run any sliders…sometimes they work sometimes they make things worse…🤷‍♂️ Do you use TRS pins with the fast frank setup?
TRS pins??? whats that? was just going to do a separate post about the fast frank setup
TRS pins??? whats that? was just going to do a separate post about the fast frank setup
The pitbull trailer restraint system…for transporting bike…the fast frank bolts push the pins out enough you can’t use em without modification so I was seeing if you did that lol but I guess not
The pitbull trailer restraint system…for transporting bike…the fast frank bolts push the pins out enough you can’t use em without modification so I was seeing if you did that lol but I guess not
Ahhhh good to know! Yes I did plan on transporting that way. I haven't even touched or modded the trailer yet.

Good to know! Thanks for the heads up
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