Am new to this forum. Just recently bought a used 2015 Zero SR, and learning how to ride it. I've been a biker for awhile, and put 70,000 miles on my 1999 Harley FXDX, and wanting something different. I do not do long rides any more, and stick close to home, so this ride will be perfect for me. Theoretical range of about 120-150 in city and maybe half that or better on the highway, depending on how I ride, I guess. Living in northeastern Minnesota and the nearest dealer for this ride is about 200 miles away, so I will be doing my own wrenching, just like I did on the gasoline ride...except much less of it. Hooray for me. If I want to lift the bike to get it straight-up vertical for brakes and tires, a conventional center lift is out of the question. I do see a couple of very nice structurally solid tubular voids that go straight through the frame, that look like thy will lend themselves nicely to the task. While I can likely fabricobble something that will do the job, I figure I should see what has already been done, first. So, what do you do to lift a Zero SR?
