VIVOHOME Motorcycle Lift Scissor Jack Steel Wide Deck Hoist Crank Center Stand 1100 LBS Capacity for Motorcycles, ATVs, Dirt Bikes Red

My go to ATV jack. Works great on my Grizzy 660 and lifts the whole bike up making tire swaps and repairs a lot easier. Compact and easy to store. Well made to.

Prefect and price was reasonable. Oil changes will be a lot easier. The stand is Saturday and the bike doesn't budge.

The media could not be loaded. Love this thing. Super stable platform and infinitely adjustable between about maybe 2-14 inches. Love the size and it’s built very strong. Looks great and has a no slip top. Check out my video

Impressive little stand. Very strong, and simple to use. The crank turns easy enough with one hand. I've used the small hydraulic lift stands before, and I prefer how this stand lets you adjust exactly how high you want to raise the bike, rather than one set height. You have to adjust where to place it under your bike depending on whether you want one or both wheels off the ground. I REALLY like how compact it is when folded down so it doesn't take up space in the garage. It raised and held my 460 lb Tiger 800 just fine.Reason I took off 1 star: I would prefer if it was a little wider. There is a hard rubber pad on top - I would like it if there was also a rubber pad on the bottom - the smooth metal can slide on a smooth concrete floor. I will probable glue a rubber lining on the bottom myself.

Works great, just make sure you put some good grease on the threads before use. Picked up my klr650 with ease and felt very stable.

I bought a Templar X on/off road bike which you need to assemble to some degree since it arrives in a crate. You need both wheels off the ground, so a stand is essential.This motorcycle lift stand made that process very, very simple to do single-handedly. The bike's weight is just over 300lbs, which this stand can handle easily. For that amount of weight I can still turn the lift knob with one hand relatively easily to raise or lower the machine. I was surprised at how heavy-gauge metal the lift stand actually is. My expectations are low for Chinesium.However, even though the metal seems robust, I don't know about the 1100lb claim they make for this stand. Maybe 500-600 would seem more appropriate. That scissor mechanism probably would not be all that strong or stable at very high weights.Others have stated this, but it's worth repeating: The top of the stand has a rubber pad on, which is great for protecting the bike and keeping it from slipping. The bottom is just powder coated metal, so if you don't want the whole stand to slide or turn, put a rubber sheet or some feet underneath it.

It supports my 800 plus pounds motorcycle.

Works really well. 2016 indian scout goes up in the air quick and easy.