VEVOR Motorcycle Lift, 1100 LBS Motorcycle Lift ATV Scissor Lift Jack with Dolly & Hand Crank, Center Hoist Crank Stand with Wide Deck & Tool Tray for Street Bikes, Cruiser Bikes, Touring Motorcycles

It's solid and heavy.I'm sure it can handle the 1100lbs rating however, for something that big you'd be wise to get one of the units that have a hydraulic jack and a larger footprint.Would work perfect for any dirt bike or adventure bike that is not a 'monster'.After reading the reviews regarding the thrust bearing as being a weak link, I'd agree it's a bit sloppy. However, as per other reviews, I just packed it up with wheel bearing grease and used the same grease on the threaded shaft before it's first use.Works fine with the supplied handle.You could use a manual speed handle with a socket, but impacts of any kind should be avoided. I think the impact / ratcheting of those devices would destroy that bearing.It was a perfect match for my TW200 Yamaha for those frequent and messy chain lube/adjustments.Moves around smoothly on my not perfect garage floor while under load. I'd expect it to last a long time.

Excellent lift for our TW-200 motor bike and also for lifting and moving heavy things. Very sturdy, easy to use, and easy to adjust.

I suggest you check out all the available motorcycle jacks of this particular design. Here's what I will tell you.First, this is extremely sturdy, and it's a heavy piece. It's well made, and the powdercoat paint is thick, and rugged. It's got a rubber pad at the top that is good quality.The reason you need to check out the others that are similar is that they are all the same jack. The difference here is that sells for half as much as many, and likely 20-30% less expensive.Comes with a pin that is good, but doesn't lock in place. Also, a T-handle for cranking the jack up, but doesn't really give you the leverage you need. I suggest you use a long-handled ratchet, or a good quality 1/2" breaker bar.I would also note that I originally purchased the model (from this company) with the rolling base. I received one that was clearly used, had tons of very obvious wear, and even arrived with the shipping label to the customer (who used it, and returned it). Not a great experience, but the customer service was very good.This is a super value, and I recommend it.

Pretty solid but need to distribute weight properly. No safety pin or latch but works great with a small jack stand for safety. Top plate tends to lean towards rear but placement of jack stand will correct it. Other than that it does what it supposed too👍. Might replace the jack stand with small bottle jack in near future.

We purchased this to help us remove the two Heavy 6 volt batteries from our RV when it goes into storage for the winter. The space is small and confined. Needed something to slide them onto and adjust to the right height. This Worked GREAT. It's the perfect width so we can wrestle them out of the space from each side, without leaning over the lift. It also compacts nicely so it stores in the garage without taking up space we don't have. It's heavy duty and although we use it for something other than it's original design purpose, we would recommend this product. It's very well made, heavy duty, and easy to use.

This works perfect for my Sportster Tracker build. I put on a -3 inch lower springer front end and -3 inch rear shocks. The bike sets very low to the ground being lowered 3 inches front and rear. This jack fits under where my old hydraulic motorcycle jack was too tall. It also takes up less space when stored and works equally well on my bigger motorcycles as well.

This is great. Small/compact stores easy and bike stays stable when lifted(2000 softail)Used it quite a few times since purchase. Great for changing out tires, oil changes(engine, trans, primary).Makes it a lot easier to work on the bikes.Recomend even as a backup.

This jack is ok, there are better ones out there. Any jack of this type of not going to be rock solid by its self. They are made to be used on a lift table or with a stand alone wheel chock/stand. When I used with a wheel chock on a concrete floor it worked very well, held my bike straight and stable. There are things I would like to be different but that's just me. A MUST is lubrication of the main screw and all moving parts, this would account for some of the bad reviews. Taking care of your equipment and using some common sense will make the experience much better.