Tusk Scissor Lift Stand – Adjustable 13.75–34″ Heavy-Duty Motorcycle Lift Stand with Casters & Rubber Top Pad – Supports Up to 300 lb for Dirt Bike, ATV & UTV Maintenance

Son loves his gift. Uses it all the time for his Harley to work on it

Works fine for me. Rolls nice. I found the foot lift pedal is a little close to the release lever so you have to be aware when trying to lift rapidly. Some have said that the lift will collapse over time, so I just leave the stop pin installed to take the pressure off the ram. This tool will be very useful in my opinion.

Overall fantastic, raise my ktm xcw easily up to my face ;). I wish is would go a little lower but for price it is awesome tool to park the bike and move it around the garage easily for storage

Well made, easy to use. I’m only using for 160 lbs bike so can’t comment on much heavier bikes. It has casters so you can easily roll bike around garage. There is basically no assembly required with exception of inserting handle in slot. It just makes things so much easier if you need to work on bike. Bike can be jacked up quite high and still remains extremely stable. This was shipped by Rocky Mountain ATV/MC. I looked at other cheaper brands but this one seemed to have longer track record and many reviews on YouTube.

The instructions aren’t great, but the included picture will get you to the finish. Had to adjust descent to almost “closed” setting with set screw to prevent dangerously fast drop of my 260# motocross bike. Raises easily with pump pedal, but the pedal easily hits the lowering pedal since there is so much play in the raising pedal’s attachment. I was able to remedy this by using a short bungee strap to keep the pedal in a more “foreword” position. Wasn’t well packaged and was missing a required cotter pin, but I had extra at home that worked well.

I’m usually impatient. I just build it myself, when I saw the long rod in there I was wondering what it was for and I realized it is a stop rod for the scissor jack as you can see they don’t give you much just a small washer and then a small hole in the other end for a pin. I had some leftover straps from my TV stand. I use it as a pull handle. I also put a little lanyard clip on the pin to make it easier to pull them out a not lose it. Just be sure to use the stop rod. I left my dirtbike jacked up on the jack for less than a week the jackbled down and fell over in the middle of the night. There was no damage, but it really made me mad being brand new it should hold. It would be nice for the stop rods to have a couple different positions.

Works great for my quad and puts it at a level where I don’t have to bend over to work on it. It’s sturdy and never lost any height for the 2 days I worked on it. For safety I used a ratchet strap on the front of the frame down to the lift just to make sure it wouldn’t teeter.

Well made and can hold the weight it’s supposed to no problem. Easy to use by yourself and easy set up.