Pushing my bikes on and off the bench is a bit hazardous due to any oil drips that make it very slippy, Has anyone found a good solution. ? Get rid of the Norton ?.
I keep a piece of old carpet…
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Click tiles….
Robert ; I painted mine with an epoxy floor paint and sprinkled sand on it before it set. It was ok but broke down after a while. I then got some of those plastic click together tiles trimmed to size and glued them down. That worked. Cleans easy and has a grain which gives grip even if they are a bit oily.
Cheers
Jon
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I've got some carpet tiles …
I've got some carpet tiles and tackifier solution to stick them down ,this allows them to be lifted for an annual scrub , or some garage floor sandy paint , so a choice, thanks guys, don't know why I didn't think of that.
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You can purchase anti-slip…
You can purchase anti-slip tape or pads from Amazon or eBay and cut and stick to required areas. I’ve it them on my bike stand ramp and they are perfect.
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I cut a sheet of plywood to…
I cut a sheet of plywood to shape and fixed it on the top. It works well.
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I simply clean the bench…
I simply clean the bench whenever it gets oily. I also use a tray under engine and gearbox which collects oil. Would never assemble anything dirty.
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Me too I use a drip tray
Me too I use a drip tray and clean the bench periodically with brake cleaner and paper towel.
Dennis
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I keep a piece of old carpet on mine, Gives a good grip and also soaks up the odd oil drip.