Durhand 500KG Steel Motorbike Repair Lift - Sold & Dispatched By MHSTAR
Durhand 500KG Steel Motorbike Repair Lift - Sold & Dispatched By MHSTAR
Durhand 500KG Steel Motorbike Repair Lift - Sold & Dispatched By MHSTAR
Durhand 500KG Steel Motorbike Repair Lift - Sold & Dispatched By MHSTAR
Durhand 500KG Steel Motorbike Repair Lift - Sold & Dispatched By MHSTAR
Durhand 500KG Steel Motorbike Repair Lift - Sold & Dispatched By MHSTAR
Durhand 500KG Steel Motorbike Repair Lift - Sold & Dispatched By MHSTAR
Durhand 500KG Steel Motorbike Repair Lift - Sold & Dispatched By MHSTAR
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Durhand 500KG Steel Motorbike Repair Lift - Sold & Dispatched By MHSTAR

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  • SAFE REPAIR: Allows you to fix your motorcycle or bike safely and easily from a higher platform. Our motorbike lift is great for using in your home garage and small outdoor areas.
  • EXPANDING DESIGN: Bottom and top platform move together and apart via the side crank handle. Allows you to set to a comfortable and correct height for getting underneath your bike to fix and clean it. 'X' shaped middle promotes balance and stability of the motorcycle jack.
  • RUBBER TOP: Covers the motorbike stand top for a non-slip surface to prevent your bike doesn't move around. STEEL BODY: Our motorcycle lift table features a tough and robust body for continual strength and durability.
  • DIMENSIONS: 10-37H x 41.5L x 23.5Wcm. Top platform: 4.5H x 37L x 23.5Wcm. Bottom platform: 4.5H x 37L x 23Wcm. Jack handle: 16L x 10.8Wcm.
  • MAXIMUM LOAD WEIGHT 500KG. NO ASSEMBLY REQUIRED. NOTE: This dirt bike stand is not suitable for motorcycles with uneven bottom or exhaust pipe on the bottom
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  1. MANicho's avatar
    Anybody tried this cos i want it but it looks so unstable lol. How does it balance the bike, u must need a special flat metal belly pan cos i can't imagine many bikes being able to balance on that due to exhaust pipes etc. Infact the stock photo shows a bike balanced on its exhaust pipe lol.
    gari189's avatar
    It would be very unstable unless you have the bike lashed down in some way. You'll usually see pics of these being used on a bike bench/table with the bike lashed to the table. Most bikes with centrestands have their weight on the front wheel. If you want to remove the front wheel this will stop it tipping forward. Personally I wouldn't use this as a bike lift but more as a support.

    This hydraulic one is twice the price but a bit more substantial ebay.co.uk/itm…188 and it has lashing points but its still not totally secure. A diy option is the fortnine tinker totter fortnine.ca/en/…ift Next level up are hydraulic bench/table lifts but they start at around £400. If you are happy to spend £400 - an Eazy Rixer Red stand on-bike.com/mot…red is another option especially if you have a small garage. A lot of sports bike owners rave about the Abba Skylift stand but they cost even more money money money (about £550)

    I used to have a hydraulic bench but it took up too much space and it weighed over 100kgs. With something like the eazyrizer it means you could easily work on short jobs on the bike outside in the better weather

    The price of this one isn't particularly great as similar are being sold on Amazon for £37 (edited)
  2. Sitzmark's avatar
    Mine has a centre stand, but then I wouldnt want it balanced like this off the ground, see-sawing from front to rear, tempting the stand to flip and having the bike drop off this. It's a no from me.
  3. JonF992's avatar
    These devices only work for bikes on whoch the lowest point is two parallel frame rails. On anything else (most bikes) they will be unstable and potentially damage the bike. I wouldn't use this for my bikes.
  4. Harley_Mick's avatar
    These are mainly for use on a bike bench.. Not as an alternative to one.

    As said not any good for faired bikes etc, or bikes with underslung exhausts.. So most people wont get much use from this.

    Oh, and its not a deal in any way financially (edited)
  5. theblind's avatar
    Followed this post to read comments that have all confirmed what I was thinking
  6. hifihero's avatar
    Would this be any good for a 1960’s Lambretta if it was strapped down?
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