Cool bike lift

[hatchet]

Looks like a really good lift too have in the garagehttp://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fJl92w53zug

[DuncanMoto]

That is cool.
A bit pricey I am sure, but very cool.

[Woodsy]

That is cool.
A bit pricey I am sure, but very cool.

$530 plus shipping

[Rambunctous]

Does that bracket stay attached to the bike all the time?

[duganc1717]

That's pretty damn slick.

[toocrazy2yoo]

Think it would pick up a Concours 14@ 700 lbs.?

[duganc1717]

Does that bracket stay attached to the bike all the time?

I don't believe there is a bracket video

[duganc1717]

The only problem I see is it's bike specific.
I would have needed 7 different stands this year.

[Woodsy]

The only problem I see is it's bike specific.
I would have needed 7 different stands this year.

you would need 1 stand and 7 adapters. the mating piece is able to be swapped out.

[duganc1717]

you would need 1 stand and 7 adapters. the mating piece is able to be swapped out.

I was kinda joking

[KillBill]

VERY cool

[Woodsy]

I was kinda joking

just pointing out that it is not "bike specific" per se.

[keeena]

That *is* pretty cool. A little like the EasyRizer (sp?) lift, but a lot less complicated.

[scottfromboston]

Hmmm.... Slick.

I have an EasyRizer and it's a little more involved than that, but not too bad. Also, I think the easyrizer is much taller, which is the main reason I have one.

I'd be interested in seeing how you switch bike-to bike, and also how you deal with bikes with bulkier fairings. Also, how do you pull off the swingarm when the pin goes in the swingarm pivot bolt?

With the easyrizer, you slide mounts on and off, only takes a minute. Takes a bit of adjusting to configure mounts for different bikes, but it's extremely flexible. That said, for light work I usually just put the bike up on the centerstand.