1,100 lb Motorcycle/ATV Lift

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On sale at PA

https://www.princessauto.com/en/product/PA0008667818

 

[voyageur]

This is nice, wish I had access to a heated garage. I could have attempted to do some small maintenance on my bike. In a few years hopefully.

 

[Sochi]

Sorry guys, I made a mistake in my comment. I bought Front Chock which is also on sale, not this lift. my bad.

https://www.princessauto.com/en/1000-lb-motorcycle-wheel-chock/product/PA0008879751

Bought it yesterday - works great on my MT-09 - bike pretty stable. Planning to attach it to the piece of plywood and use it in any trailer = makes loading and strapping down bike alone very easy.

 

[STARSHIP]

Assume, you are using this instead of a centre stand or scissor jack?

So at least one wheel or centre stand remains on the ground to stabilize

 

[-Maverick-]

It's very small...any pics or videos of it in action?

The guy formerly known as Mladin.

 

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I used mine to lift the front end of my 750 lb. ST when it was on the centerstand. Very stable with both wheels off, on or off my PA lift.

I've used it for my 500 lb. Tracer because I already had it, but it is far less stable on the floor due to the shape of the engine casings and the exhaust. On the lift I'll probably just use ratcheting tie down straps on the rear to keep the front end in the air when wheels are to come off. With my saddlebags and trunk loaded up for a trip the bike usually sits on the centerstand with the rear wheel touching, so there is very little weight on the front wheel anyway.

As above, if you don't have a centerstand then this might work for you as long as you have one wheel on the floor to stabilize.

 

[Relax]

I use this on my lift table for engine removal. Huge time and back saver.

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