WTB: Motorcycle table lift

[xxaarraa]

Looking for a table lift as I am sick of crawling on the floor. Preferably something low profile and with casters so it can be moved around the garage, but let me know what you have please!

[wheelieman14]

Harbor Freight has one that works pretty well for me. Also added Condor front wheel chock to simplify & allows many options for working on bikes at comfortable heights. Price is reasonable, if you take advantage of their discount coupons.

[Manik]

Just dig a hole under the bike!

[xxaarraa]

Still looking folks, let me know what you have.

[Doc]

Do you have a Harbor freight close to you?

[xxaarraa]

Do you have a Harbor freight close to you?

Yeah I do. Hoping to spend less than $419 and get something I don't have to assemble. Kind of like you did a few weeks ago!

[Doc]

You can get a Harbor Freight lift for less than $419. I have a 20% off coupon you can have.

I lucked out on my lift from Graham. (It wasn't free, I did give him some cash and gifts ;D )

[xxaarraa]

Still looking. May end up getting a HF one Doc, but looking to see if I can get one here as I have time.

[gamorg02]

where are you located? I have a HF one that i'd consider selling. its shorter than the current models though. I can get dimensions if interested.

heres a pic i found of the vmax on it. it obviously comes with a ramp that could be welded a support arm on it to make the table longer or some other method.

[xxaarraa]

where are you located? I have a HF one that i'd consider selling. its shorter than the current models though. I can get dimensions if interested.

heres a pic i found of the vmax on it. it obviously comes with a ramp that could be welded a support arm on it to make the table longer or some other method.

Foxboro, MA. Just looking at that pic, I don't think it will work for me man, looks too short. My 848 doesn't have a center stand so I need to get both wheels on the lift floor. Thanks for posting though,

[ZX11D]

Check out all the HF coupons on this website. I think I saw one for the lift at 299.00 .




http://slickdeals.net/f/1276399-Harb...-Coupon-Thread

[ZX11D]

It`s under the ITC Early Access Event.

[Imbeek]

I recently ordered one of these from Clark Heintz in Bow, New Hampshire...it hasn't arrived yet and costs more money than harbor freight but after doing some research and checking out a friend's lift, I believe the difference is worth it:

http://www.nhproequip.com/p/866/pro-...cycle-air-lift

Its only 20 minutes from NHIS to his shop, so I am hoping to pick it up while up there for the track day and save the freight costs.

The friend, who is a full time motorcycle mechanic, recommended I get the rear wheel roller and side extensions too.

[gamorg02]

Foxboro, MA. Just looking at that pic, I don't think it will work for me man, looks too short. My 848 doesn't have a center stand so I need to get both wheels on the lift floor. Thanks for posting though,

i completely understand.

[keeena]

The friend, who is a full time motorcycle mechanic, recommended I get the rear wheel roller and side extensions too.

I can't think of one time I would've needed either of those for a bike (as long as the table is wide enough to use a front/rear stand on). A quick release front chock or center jack would be higher on my list.

[GearHd6]

Unless you're working on a variety of things, (motorcycle, ATV, riding mowers or snowmobiles) the side extensions just get in the way of working on motorcycles. That is at least my experience with lifts.

[xxaarraa]

I am thinking of just splurging for a Kendon lift. It's a narrow rail so cannot use a rear stand but being able to stow it upright/one man operation is very appealing. Anyone have experience with the Kendon lifts?

[chidadog]

I've got an HF one for sale. I just hang my bikes on stands. I'm in PA though..

[xxaarraa]

I ended up getting a Kendon lift, thanks everyone.