Saxton Motorcycle Recovery Technique - SMRT

[barkingllizard]

Has anyone tried this, what are your thoughts?

Maybe keeping in mind my arthritic knees are bone on bone and I cannot lift the S10 using any of the regular methods...
thanks

 

[gunslinger_006]

Yes but not with the strap:

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[gunslinger_006]

I deadlift mine with my butt on the seat but i have also lifted harleys like this (chest to seat) when the bags made it hard to get the preferred hold. Both work awesome


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[Sierra1]

I don't see any reason that it won't work. His contraption reminds me of those "forearm forklifts". I have those, and they work fantastic. Same principal, straps over you shoulders, and lift with the legs. These are the exact ones I have. I've used them numerous times. All the way up to an 850lb safe. One strap would be all that you would need. Adjust it down, run it through the crashbars, and/or grab rails, and stand up just like the guy in the video. Less moving parts with these too.

 

[Cycledude]

Pretty slick !

 

[MileageMonster]

Whatever helps you to get it up. Pfizer probably won’t!
So if a few straps, a carabiner and a chestrig help, why not?

 

[tallpaul]

I've seen those two guys somewhere before...

 

[Sierra1]

Stalkers.

 

[McJeep]

Maybe keeping in mind my arthritic knees are bone on bone and I cannot lift the S10 using any of the regular methods...
thanks

Considering your knees I would think it's a god send - for anyone without some type of similar limitation, I think getting out and strapping on all the gear would become a pita

 

[StefanOnHisS10]

Isn’t this way still the same load on the knees as lifting with both arms? You still have to go deep.

 

[Checkswrecks]

Don't lift, rock and push. Frontwards or with your butt.