Great stuff Warro, Very useful wee block and tackle to have with you in case of an emergency. I am sure you could find plenty of other uses for it around the house also. Congratulations on the new bike.
thanks. yeah i think i will be back to more confidence carry that bit of kit. must admit that last drop on the vstrom 250 gave me plenty to think about. where ive ridden these bikes solo especially the classic 350 reborn was in extremely risky ride areas too - not real bright with no phone range or the only back would be via a walk out. i'd never touch the ground till 3 weeks ago or had any real idea what happens if you can't get the bike up....certainly do now and not easy to hail a car down either...lol new bike well i could collect now but long weekend so might grab it on tuesday when not as much traffic of the road. its registered and ready to go so its just and run...lol
That's awesome and really tackled the job with ease. Appears to be great quality too 👌. Nice letting us see the wife give it a go as well for size comparison.
That pully is a sweet bit of kit, I'm marking that link for purchase later! Second, A fine hello to Mrs. Warro and can't wait to see that Hunter - she's a looker!
Right on! i'm pretty happy with that bike colour choice too. plus i bought the accessory pack. thats blacked out led indicators/sump guard/windscreen/ bar end mirrors and bought the rear luggage rack from india so its pretty well set to ride
@@ridewithwarro I've got some pretty mean terrain up here, take a wrong turn and you're kissing a pine tree - that block and tackle would come in handy for sure! Thanks again!
Glad you enjoyed it! after getting caught out in the bush when that suzuki went dow in the mud had me thinking as the cars passed by...lol i needed something to get me out of a drop without relyiing on others. it appears so far this will do the job. i'll know better once i get it in a real ride situation.
Hello from America, after watching your video and after dropping my 300 pound bike, then struggling to lift it up I ordred a Nifty Lift. I also talked to the fellow here in America, Such a nice down to earth fellow and so willing to help. There are a lot of older riders like me out there, I have had two heart attach and surgerys, and I got to tell you I thought I might have anothet heart attach when I had to lift my bike to upright position, so This block and tackle system will fit in my pack and could be a life savor.
yeah when my bike went down it was a walk out for me...lol best of all its mainly for the peace of mind knowing its there if needed. hopefully you won't but its a good honest reserve which does the job. im thinking too maybe no trees about or such-a good solid tent peg may help with the attachment side and get it that first foot or so -the hardest part off the ground. all the best!
@@ridewithwarro I could have baught a China made for 1/3 the price, but I would rather not buy from my enimey for one, and two I feel better buying from friendly countries . I am a retired machinist and still have a small machine shop and could make it my self, but I feel I should help suport a person that put hours into designing a small light weight block and tackle at a resonable price, materials are not cheap, and time spent machining and assembly is worth a lot. Thank you for making a video it was well done and very helpfull.
I like it. Compact, light and the break makes it a one person job. That little gem could certainly get you out of a jam when all else fails. Nice test setup. I like the snips of the Hunter. Pretty bike. Looking forward to your thoughts on that one.
yeah i am pretty happy with the nifty-lift plus nice and compact too. easy to carry on future trips. hunter wise just got a call today that its arrived and ready to collect. so interesting times ahead
G'day Warro, that's a nifty item, as your get older you may or not be strong enough to lift your Motorcycle if it goes down, my 650 Interceptor went of its side stand on to grass, no damage done and it took all my effort to lift it, I'm 65 now late on l might not be able, thanks for the heads up, ride safe mate, Neil 🤠.
must admit i have a few strengh issues myself. wife handled this job fine....maybe i should take her along as a back up.....lol jokes aside i think its a handy little lift and i know it can lift 115kgs fine so later i will up the pace and try it out on something heavier. all the best!
yeah i think so too and the bigger or heavier the bike i'd say the better the idea of one in hand. plan to carry it on my new series solo ride and cook too all the best!
Good on you Warro, that works very well and should be a great asset in the bush. That your wife could lift the bike too gives hope to us older guys, should we find ourselves in a similar predicament. Disappointing about the Aussie guy's lack of response, but it gives the rest of us the nod about where to source it from.
pretty happy with the end result and if the wife can pull the bike up.....i have an excellent helper...lol i will get a bit of use out of that and hunter has arrived so may pick it up tuesday. i might even use it for my first camp series too. that will depend upon first ride and what i think of it...lol all the best!
What a brilliant demonstration Warro! The wife is always ready to help out bless her!⭐️ That’s a very helpful device for that next time is all turns to shit🤙 Well done. Damn shame the Aussie bloke didn’t get back to you. That’s bad PR & loss of sale. Great that the Yanks helped you out ✅
i'm actually pretty happy with the clip and it was just a pretty straight run of filming without doing various re-takes. plus i think there are probably quite a few 50kg riders out there which would find this clip useful plus a few old veterans too...lol. next up will be a tryout on the vstrom or maybe even the classic 350 reborn. not in as much detail as this clip just quick clip of a bike on the ground and see if it pulls it up. i also thought that aussie seller was pretty silly not responding to me. but his loss. i feel this nifty-lift will get a fair bit of air play on the channel. its nice and compact to carry in its case and smaller still in the draw bag and after todays trial i see lots of reason why i will carry it. all the best!
That's a great bit of kit, you'll probably find other uses for it working in the garage. Excellent demonstration, and proves that anyone can use it. Ride safe
Thanks 👍 i thought i'd give the wife a crack at it and next up for me will be a go at that vstrom. my thoughts really if i can't get the bikes back up i might as well not have them. plus i dont think the extra 60 kgs will effect it much but i plan to hit that track again and sit it down and hope for the best. feel pretty confident now compared to lots on my mind after that disasterous drop of the vstrom.
thanks for the work you’re putting into the channel i am looking forward to seeing the camp and cook trip on the classic 350 as i own one along with a meteor im pushing 70 but i still enjoy riding in northern ireland keep up the good work its really professional 👍
true. i'm thinking i might try one of my one foot long jumping castle spikes to hammer into hard ground and see if it will lift the bike a couple of feet to get one out of trouble. might work or might not but i will try it out and see what happens there.
I'm 57kg and literally broke my back trying to lift my sv650 (crush fracture). I've been looking for some kind of lift assist ever since. Not sure if this would work for the street but it certainly piqued my interest. Love all the stuff you bring to us.😊
yeah i've been thinking about uses and i'd say its a pretty good item in all areas. i think you'll see it get a bit of use on the channel. probably good for around house workshop use too. i think its rated for 700 lbs
yeah i will mostlikely pick the hunter up early next week. so its just more a pay and go and back home. well not straight home its more like a 450 klm round trip...lol pretty happy with that colour too so that side of it is good.
i was pretty disappointed the aussie company didn't even reply to my emails. plus i gave them 2 chances too. anyway win some lose some but overall pretty happy with this and i can see more dirt roads in the ride/camp cook series
Not related to this video, could you tell me where you bought the Royal Enfield Classic 500 front number plate from an earlier video? I'm thinking of putting one on my bike. Trouble is that my Trials Bullet has a much shorter front mud guard.
if your talking about that one which read 500 on the 2020 model it was bought as a one-off from the usa. never seen one since. if by chance its on the ealier bikes as reads royal enfield-they were purchased from ebay via india
yeah i actually say that one but my plan further on is to use my one foot long jumping castle hire pegs and sit the bike on a bare area of ground with no tree support -stake it and see if i can move it off the ground. if it does this it appears it could handle every situation or close to it. can lift 700 lbs too and all my bikes are 400 max i think
thanks. no all stay so it's all good there .plus i really need the lot to do this ride/camp cook series. while waiting for the hunter i pre-order a rear rack so it can go and do a bit of dirt too...lol
LOL maybe! even if he did get back...party over for him...lol my thoughts being he had doubts that it would do the job. i can see this nifty.lift quite handy for future ride runs. i've been very lucky on past rides and been in some rough country too. one good thing about coming off the bike for the first and second time. if not prepared trouble is following. next time out will be to try the vstrom in its natural habitat...lol the bush!
yeah i get what you mean. maybe that would work on the standard model where this one has the load locking mechanism. good call there and it would be a cheaper option there too. either way i will be carrying it from now on. that vstrom drop certainly opened my eyes on bike drop issues and party ride over...lol
@@daintree2455 Hahahaha 😆😁😂😂 I can imagine you rolling & squirming & cocking leg & farting as Mrs tree 🎄 use wire system to get you out of bed 🛏️😴💤😆😁😂🤣.
@@ridewithwarro Your wife has a lower center of gravity & short people are quite strong having a lower center of gravity down to the ground & probably stand a good chance of lifting Vstrom.
The guy that sent you the Nifty-Lift from the USA 🇺🇸 will get a lot if order's now you have demonstrated it on you're chanel 👍🏻 The Australian guy will be spewing 🤢🤮🤮🤮
maybe ...hard to say but it appeared to work pretty good so i'm happy with the end result. will carry it along on the solo camp and cook series-may come in handy. yes bit disappointing the australian guy never responded to my 2 emails but now i think bad luck for him...lol
Great stuff Warro, Very useful wee block and tackle to have with you in case of an emergency. I am sure you could find plenty of other uses for it around the house also. Congratulations on the new bike.
thanks. yeah i think i will be back to more confidence carry that bit of kit. must admit that last drop on the vstrom 250 gave me plenty to think about.
where ive ridden these bikes solo especially the classic 350 reborn was in extremely risky ride areas too - not real bright with no phone range or the only back would be via a walk out.
i'd never touch the ground till 3 weeks ago or had any real idea what happens if you can't get the bike up....certainly do now and not easy to hail a car down either...lol
new bike well i could collect now but long weekend so might grab it on tuesday when not as much traffic of the road. its registered and ready to go so its just and run...lol
That's awesome and really tackled the job with ease. Appears to be great quality too 👌. Nice letting us see the wife give it a go as well for size comparison.
Thanks 👍 yeah i think if she can handle a lift on a 115kg bike i'd say it will handle all i want it to do
That pully is a sweet bit of kit, I'm marking that link for purchase later!
Second, A fine hello to Mrs. Warro and can't wait to see that Hunter - she's a looker!
Right on! i'm pretty happy with that bike colour choice too. plus i bought the accessory pack. thats blacked out led indicators/sump guard/windscreen/ bar end mirrors and bought the rear luggage rack from india
so its pretty well set to ride
@@ridewithwarro I've got some pretty mean terrain up here, take a wrong turn and you're kissing a pine tree - that block and tackle would come in handy for sure! Thanks again!
Excellent Warro. Thank you for showing this to us and all your other videos. Very much appreciated! Well done to the Nifty Lift company too 👍
Glad you enjoyed it! after getting caught out in the bush when that suzuki went dow in the mud had me thinking as the cars passed by...lol
i needed something to get me out of a drop without relyiing on others.
it appears so far this will do the job. i'll know better once i get it in a real ride situation.
Hello from America, after watching your video and after dropping my 300 pound bike, then struggling to lift it up I ordred a Nifty Lift. I also talked to the fellow here in America, Such a nice down to earth fellow and so willing to help.
There are a lot of older riders like me out there, I have had two heart attach and surgerys, and I got to tell you I thought I might have anothet heart attach when I had to lift my bike to upright position, so This block and tackle system will fit in my pack and could be a life savor.
yeah when my bike went down it was a walk out for me...lol best of all its mainly for the peace of mind knowing its there if needed. hopefully you won't but its a good honest reserve which does the job.
im thinking too maybe no trees about or such-a good solid tent peg may help with the attachment side and get it that first foot or so -the hardest part off the ground.
all the best!
@@ridewithwarro I could have baught a China made for 1/3 the price, but I would rather not buy from my enimey for one, and two I feel better buying from friendly countries . I am a retired machinist and still have a small machine shop and could make it my self, but I feel I should help suport a person that put hours into designing a small light weight block and tackle at a resonable price, materials are not cheap, and time spent machining and assembly is worth a lot.
Thank you for making a video it was well done and very helpfull.
@@JustMe-dv5ix glad to hear. all the best!
I like it. Compact, light and the break makes it a one person job. That little gem could certainly get you out of a jam when all else fails. Nice test setup.
I like the snips of the Hunter. Pretty bike. Looking forward to your thoughts on that one.
yeah i am pretty happy with the nifty-lift plus nice and compact too. easy to carry on future trips.
hunter wise just got a call today that its arrived and ready to collect. so interesting times ahead
Nice job Warro, take care mate 😊😊😊😊🇬🇧👍🏻
thanks. i think i will get some use for that plus peace of mind too. looks like a winner all round to me.
all the best!
G'day Warro, that's a nifty item, as your get older you may or not be strong enough to lift your Motorcycle if it goes down, my 650 Interceptor went of its side stand on to grass, no damage done and it took all my effort to lift it, I'm 65 now late on l might not be able, thanks for the heads up, ride safe mate, Neil 🤠.
must admit i have a few strengh issues myself. wife handled this job fine....maybe i should take her along as a back up.....lol
jokes aside i think its a handy little lift and i know it can lift 115kgs fine so later i will up the pace and try it out on something heavier.
all the best!
Fantastic bit of kit, could be a life saver 🇬🇧👍🏍🙂
yeah i think so too and the bigger or heavier the bike i'd say the better the idea of one in hand. plan to carry it on my new series solo ride and cook too
all the best!
Good on you Warro, that works very well and should be a great asset in the bush. That your wife could lift the bike too gives hope to us older guys, should we find ourselves in a similar predicament. Disappointing about the Aussie guy's lack of response, but it gives the rest of us the nod about where to source it from.
pretty happy with the end result and if the wife can pull the bike up.....i have an excellent helper...lol
i will get a bit of use out of that and hunter has arrived so may pick it up tuesday.
i might even use it for my first camp series too.
that will depend upon first ride and what i think of it...lol
all the best!
@@ridewithwarro Yep, an excellent helper! Good luck with the Hunter and we'll be very interested to hear your thoughts on it.
Another great video Warro, definitely looks like a great thing to have if you ride alone off-road
Definitely or at this stage i think so. channel should have been called lone rider not ranger...lol hi-ho warro...lol
What an awesome little gizmo and great video 👍
thanks. i think i will find quite a bit of work for that gizmo...lol all the best!
What a brilliant demonstration Warro! The wife is always ready to help out bless her!⭐️ That’s a very helpful device for that next time is all turns to shit🤙 Well done. Damn shame the Aussie bloke didn’t get back to you. That’s bad PR & loss of sale. Great that the Yanks helped you out ✅
i'm actually pretty happy with the clip and it was just a pretty straight run of filming without doing various re-takes. plus i think there are probably quite a few 50kg riders out there which would find this clip useful plus a few old veterans too...lol.
next up will be a tryout on the vstrom or maybe even the classic 350 reborn.
not in as much detail as this clip just quick clip of a bike on the ground and see if it pulls it up.
i also thought that aussie seller was pretty silly not responding to me. but his loss. i feel this nifty-lift will get a fair bit of air play on the channel.
its nice and compact to carry in its case and smaller still in the draw bag and after todays trial i see lots of reason why i will carry it.
all the best!
That's a great bit of kit, you'll probably find other uses for it working in the garage.
Excellent demonstration, and proves that anyone can use it.
Ride safe
Thanks 👍 i thought i'd give the wife a crack at it and next up for me will be a go at that vstrom. my thoughts really if i can't get the bikes back up i might as well not have them.
plus i dont think the extra 60 kgs will effect it much but i plan to hit that track again and sit it down and hope for the best.
feel pretty confident now compared to lots on my mind after that disasterous drop of the vstrom.
thanks for the work you’re putting into the channel i am looking forward to seeing the camp and cook trip on the classic 350 as i own one along with a meteor im pushing 70 but i still enjoy riding in northern ireland keep up the good work its really professional 👍
Thanks for watching! at the moment im working on gathering material to put together for the camp and cook series.
all the best
Got one….. Outstanding !
best part is hoping one never needs its but in a pinch -well worth the trouble to carry along for just peace of mind
Great vid Warro. Can't wait to hear your thoughts on the Hunter. Safe rides!
Thanks! Will do!
Good demo Warro.
thanks ...i see a bit of use for that and plan to carry it along on my camp/ride and cook series
Sweet, as long as you have an anchor point😎
true. i'm thinking i might try one of my one foot long jumping castle spikes to hammer into hard ground and see if it will lift the bike a couple of feet to get one out of trouble.
might work or might not but i will try it out and see what happens there.
I'm 57kg and literally broke my back trying to lift my sv650 (crush fracture). I've been looking for some kind of lift assist ever since. Not sure if this would work for the street but it certainly piqued my interest. Love all the stuff you bring to us.😊
yeah i've been thinking about uses and i'd say its a pretty good item in all areas. i think you'll see it get a bit of use on the channel. probably good for around house workshop use too. i think its rated for 700 lbs
Pretty good bit of kit to take to the bush. I'm looking forward to the Hunter 350 review.
yeah i will mostlikely pick the hunter up early next week. so its just more a pay and go and back home. well not straight home its more like a 450 klm round trip...lol
pretty happy with that colour too so that side of it is good.
What a great device, can't beat Made in USA and what about the yank service, perfect.
i was pretty disappointed the aussie company didn't even reply to my emails. plus i gave them 2 chances too. anyway win some lose some but overall pretty happy with this and i can see more dirt roads in the ride/camp cook series
Brilliant bit of kit Warro but the price looks a bit steep for me..😊
Fair enough! but for a solo rider i think it would come in handy
fabulous stuff warro 😁
Glad you enjoyed it
If the tree is strong enough, rig that rope higher. That will give some upward leverage to make the initial pull easier. 😊
Thanks for the tip! i will keep that in mind when i sit the vstrom done and out...lol
Niice work to you both! 🎉❤
Thank you! 😄 but who handled the bike lift the best...lol vote for me...lol
@@ridewithwarro sorry warro lad. The fair maiden took my breath away! Fairplay to you both. 🤙❤️
@@farangdan wasn't a bad effort indeed....lol
Hi warro .. asked you something which exhausts is really a good one that you put in your interceptor the reverse cone or the 19 inch one?
19" as the reverse cone was pretty loud...lol
@@ridewithwarro thanks warro … did you keep your reverse cone ?
Not related to this video, could you tell me where you bought the Royal Enfield Classic 500 front number plate from an earlier video? I'm thinking of putting one on my bike. Trouble is that my Trials Bullet has a much shorter front mud guard.
if your talking about that one which read 500 on the 2020 model it was bought as a one-off from the usa. never seen one since.
if by chance its on the ealier bikes as reads royal enfield-they were purchased from ebay via india
Might check out Eastbound's moto winch in case you don't have a tree nearby. It can get the bike at least up part way. It acts as it's own post.
yeah i actually say that one but my plan further on is to use my one foot long jumping castle hire pegs and sit the bike on a bare area of ground with no tree support -stake it and see if i can move it off the ground.
if it does this it appears it could handle every situation or close to it.
can lift 700 lbs too and all my bikes are 400 max i think
Nifty alright 👍
i thought so too...lol
Congrats on the Hunter .. The lightest version of the new 350s .. Will something be substituted from your stable for the Hunter?
thanks. no all stay so it's all good there .plus i really need the lot to do this ride/camp cook series. while waiting for the hunter i pre-order a rear rack so it can go and do a bit of dirt too...lol
top Video well done
Glad you enjoyed it
Ausie guy who didn't reply Warro was called Graham no doubt.
LOL maybe! even if he did get back...party over for him...lol my thoughts being he had doubts that it would do the job. i can see this nifty.lift quite handy for future ride runs.
i've been very lucky on past rides and been in some rough country too.
one good thing about coming off the bike for the first and second time. if not prepared trouble is following.
next time out will be to try the vstrom in its natural habitat...lol the bush!
I wonder if the rider can be the anchor point. Lean back, lift her up, and walk in? Then no trees are needed? Or have I had one too many beers...
yeah i get what you mean. maybe that would work on the standard model where this one has the load locking mechanism. good call there and it would be a cheaper option there too.
either way i will be carrying it from now on. that vstrom drop certainly opened my eyes on bike drop issues and party ride over...lol
Nifty Warro rides again. Just stick to the bush and not the desert 😃
how true...more trees.....lol
Great 👍🏻
Thank you! Cheers!
Wow 😲 48kg women vs 115kg bike awesome system Warro.
Mrs Tree just watched Warros vid she reckons she's ordering 1 so she can get me out of bed in the morning and off my lazy fat @rse.
@@daintree2455 Hahahaha 😆😁😂😂 I can imagine you rolling & squirming & cocking leg & farting as Mrs tree 🎄 use wire system to get you out of bed 🛏️😴💤😆😁😂🤣.
i wonder how the wife would handle the vstrom. remember too i have the crook back and i might be able to use her skills as a tag team partner...lol
good one...lol
@@ridewithwarro Your wife has a lower center of gravity & short people are quite strong having a lower center of gravity down to the ground & probably stand a good chance of lifting Vstrom.
Brilliant. Warro.
thanks i think it will be a well worthwhile addition to the dirt road ride/camp and cook series i have planned.
Ripper mate....
good to hear you enjoyed it.
The guy that sent you the Nifty-Lift from the USA 🇺🇸 will get a lot if order's now you have demonstrated it on you're chanel 👍🏻 The Australian guy will be
spewing 🤢🤮🤮🤮
maybe ...hard to say but it appeared to work pretty good so i'm happy with the end result. will carry it along on the solo camp and cook series-may come in handy.
yes bit disappointing the australian guy never responded to my 2 emails but now i think bad luck for him...lol