CXRCY 1200 LBS Motorcycle Lift Scissor Jack Upgraded Dirt Bike ATV Steel Motorcycle Hoist Stand with Ratchet Wrench,Crank Handle,Thickened Rubber Pad,Wide Deck

This jack is awesome it’s well built and works for v twins and dirt bikes I use it on my klr 650 and it works flawlessly I’ve had this for a few months and used it plenty of times but he only downside is the crappy ratchet it comes with will not keep the socket on but a good 22mm socket and wrench and you’re in business.

I have a power wheelchair and cannot walk at all. It can be equipped with foam filled tires (bumpy ride) or pneumatic tires (smooth ride)). I prefer the pneumatic tires but this comes with the risk of a flat tire. I can install/repair the tires but the wheels have to be off the ground. Until now this meant calling my adult daughter who would come over and I would transfer to another chair and we would lift one side of the wheelchair and put something under it, then I would make the repair and we would get it back to the ground.My mobility has taken some recent hits, six months ago I could walk some and I could get back into the chair should I fall. Now I can't walk at all nor can I get back into the chair unaided. My wife passed this fall so I live alone, meaning that I am really dependent on a functioning wheelchair. If only I had a flat jack that would fit under the chair....Enter this jack. Oddly enough I had a flat the same day the jack arrived, a piece of wood had punctured the tire and inner tube. I unpacked the jack and tried it out. It was a very close fit under the chair but a bit of wiggling got it under there. The chair weighs 250 pounds so the jack is way overkill but I like a big safety margin.The jack was considerably harder to turn than expected but it probably needs some greasing which I plan to do. I think with a motorcycle you would need some extra leverage to turn the handle. The jack appears to be well built and is pretty heavy. It was very stable with the wheelchair and I got the repair done quickly.For me this is a godsend. I can handle these repairs by myself now and I keep spare tires and wheels on hand along with a small battery powered air compressor.To anyone else considering this application GET ACCURATE MEASUREMENTS OF THE CLEARANCES ON YOUR CHAIR. Except for removing the rubber mat on the top of the jack you cannot make it any shorter. But it handles the load easily and safely.I would recommend this jack for this application.

The media could not be loaded. This device is awesome it lifts my Kawasaki Vequero with ease but remember depending on what part of your bike you're working on depends on placement and yes it easily lifts a 840 pound motorcycle with no problem.Now I only have one and I do mean one issue with this device and that's the 22mm socket that comes with the device my advice purchase a good 22mm socket but if that's a problem then the manual lift with the provided tools are just as good.This is a great product and it gets the job done so stop reading and head to the order page to get yours now.

Nice scissor jack. Super steady. Worth the$.

Sturdy and works great for yamaha tw200.

Like the ratchet handle tool included for easy up/down operation for the lift. I use mine to work on trail bikes and mini bikes. Strong lifting power from a small machine.

Opened the box. Really heavy. Had a good feeling. As I was attaching the handle the allen socket screw would only turn half a turn in by hand. When i used my manly strength it broke the threads on the lift. Step 1: failed. Next, it took about 10 tries to find the perfect center of my bike that the lift could get both tires off the ground. Another reviewer mentioned this same problem. 2 inches off and the lift would bend. You can see in my pictures how little of a difference it took for the front or rear tire to not come off the ground. Step 2: Failed. Next, once I found that perfect center and jacked it up I saw that the bottom silver bar was not coming back evenly. Look at my zoomed in picture. See that middle bar is crooked? Step 3: Something wrong with that. Next, after getting it to its max height, look at how the bike leans. I swear it feels so unstable like it could fall over at any moment. God forbid I'm on that side of the bike. Step 4: Hells no.This was their heavy duty version. My bike is a simple 2018 Road King. you can see from the pictures, its just a standard Harley. And this trash can"t handle it. Return Return Return. Don't risk your bike falling over testing it like I did.

Works great on what I got it for. Used it to install a transmission in a 1998 Honda CR-V