WTB: Motorcycle lift

Preferably used and inexpensive. The large roll on type as seen at the local
stealership. Air or hyd doesn't matter.

 

Harbor Tools has one. I believe it's hydraulic.

http://www.harborfreight.com/cpi/ctaf/Displayitem.taf?itemnumber=91764

$349

If you want any more "inexpensive" than that, I would suggest a brick at a
dealership during a late nite raid.

 

Yes, That will work.
Thanks.

 

Tim,

Knowing that that particular piece of equipment comes from Harbor Freight,
If you DO get it, I'd highly suggest making sure all the bolts are grade 8
or better. If they're not - go to a True Value or your closest hardware
store and get high-strength bolts. No need having a cheapo bolt sheer and
hurt someone or your property.

Rex S.

 

I'd watch that harbor freight one also.. A friend had one that
connected the tie downs to the bottom of the lift.
Overnight the jack lost pressure, the tie downs picked up slack and
over the bike went...
I have't used it, so I can't say that it is bad - just be careful...

 

Nice to know.

 

Interesting. Been using a HF lift for years. Put the 1998 Gold Wing SE
up on it and left it for a week. No problems.

Your buddy knows about and uses the safety lock. Right?

--
Mark Johnson, Ft. Worth, TX
http://www.bikes-n-spikes.org
"The Democrats are the party that says government will make you smarter,
taller, richer and remove the crabgrass from your lawn. The Republicans
are the party that says government doesn't work and then they get
elected and prove it." P.J. O'Rourke

 

Hey, lolly texgays, you're making an ass of yourself...again.

As long as you don't mind showing your ass, I won't mind pointing it out and
laughing with everyone else about it.

 

PepBoys has one on sale $45 after $10 mail-in rebate. Sale until 02/13. Be
sure and inspect out of box before ya buy. Then build/weld support for the
time it collapes (because if you don't, it will).