Automative vehicle lift mechanism adapted for two-wheeled vehicl

Package and article carriers – Vehicle attached – Carrier attached to the front or rear end of vehicle

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224924, 280495, B60R 910

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058364951

ABSTRACT:
An automotive wheel lift is adapted to carry a motorcycle by wheel pads removably mounted on the wheel lift crossbar. Each wheel pad includes an inverted crossbar channel for placement over the crossbar, an upright wheel channel parallel with the crossbar channel, and a lock bar for removable placement under the crossbar to alternatively lock the wheel pad to the crossbar or to release it from the crossbar. Tie down straps from the ends of the lock bars help secure a motorcycle in standing position.

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