Motorcycle Lifts, Motorcycle Stands, Motorcycle Wheel Chocks

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They have a strong and secure base and they should have an electric screw to raise and lower the table (not a hydraulic or air lift).

Also, it's important that the table lift also includes a chock to firmly attach the front wheel.

It should have eye bolts or some method to secure the bike to the lift with straps; and a way to lock the lift in place when raised.

Always remember to check twice and be safe when using motorcycle stands or lifts, especially the smaller motorcycle lifts that fit under the motorcycle!

Motorcycle Lifts: AC Racing makes stands and ramps | Purchase plans from AFAB for $20 to build a motorcycle lift or a motorcycle table lift; also plans for a hydraulic press | Alpha Sales (UK) has several different lifts and tables | wBW review of the Bike-Grab; claimed to be the world's fastest and safest bike stand | Cycle Dry makes very reasonably priced motorcycle lifts and the Cycle Dry blower | Cycle Lifts makes the SuperJack; a center stand for lifting the rear wheel of cruisers; a center stand for Buells and the Pit Boss sport bike rear wheel lift | Derek Weaver Co. has been selling motorcycle lifts since 1984 | Quasar Products makes the simple and light Eazy Rizer bike stand; claimed to be the "world's safest bike stand"; guaranteed for life and not a bad price | eTrackStorage makes a unique wheel chock device for motorcycle trailers | Handy Industries makes a heavy-duty lift; nice looking stuff here | KD Motorcycle Lifts are handmade in the UK with up to a 450kg lift capacity | Kendon has a new motorcycle lift that looks different than others | Komo Creations manufacturers an interesting lift that attaches to the rear of a van or pickup truck and can be used as both a lift and motorcycle carrier; it also swivels out to load the bike; they also have one for ATV's (ATV model is a custom order) | Kowa Tools makes lifts and stands also; you can purchase them on their website | Portable motorcycle lifts available at Liftrack | Check out the Lift Buddy | The Moto-Jack is a hydraulic unit capable of lifting even Gold Wings | The Loft-it Lift System fits in a garage to lift motorcycles, bikes, lawnmowers, etc. up and out of the way | Short on cash, but have some fabricating skills? Try the AFAB motorcycle lift; here is a link to plans you can purchase to build one yourself | Planet Superbike also has race stands | Titan Lifts makes several heavy-duty motorcycle lifts that appear to be well made; they also have an interested motorcycle jack to lift a bike for a wheel change

Steel Horse motorcycle rear swingarm stand.

wBW Review: Steel Horse Motorcycle Rear Wheel Swingarm Stand

Motorcycle Rear Stands - Swingarm Stands - Paddock Stands: Steel Horse Fabrications manufactures high-quality rear stands, front stands and swingarm spools; check out the wBW Review of the Steel Horse Motorcycle Rear swingarm stand | R&R Racing makes reasonably priced rear stands and spools | Many racers use the Pit Bull motorcycle stands by Full Spectrum Design | Martin Racing Products aluminum rear motorcycle stands | Heindl Engineering front and rear paddock stands are available in black, yellow and silver | Strapless Transport Stands makes a different type of rear wheel support that is inserted through a hollow rear axle | The Cycle Cat UCS1 is a new type of paddock stand that will compensate for the unevenness of the bike when it's on the kickstand | Redline Engineering makes some interesting Sportbike, cruiser and other motorcycle stands; the Sportbike Swivel stands have wheels which allow the bike to be moved around the garage while it's on the stand | T-Rex stands look to be well made and are very inexpensive

Motorcycle Stands: See the wBW review of the Bike-Grab Wheel Chock | See the wBW review of the Tommy Jack Motorcycle Lift; designed for motorcycles without a center stand, the Tommy Jack can lift one side for simple maintenance like a chain lube | Pyramid Cycle Stands has "old school" stands for motocross and other types of motorcycles | The Third Hand Stand works with your swingarm stand to provide a platform for replacing the rear tire and wheel assembly | Check out the "Quickstand" - a pocket-sized stand for bikes without a center stand; helps you do chain lubes and other maintenance while on the road | MC Stands has a large selection of front and rear wheel stands, lifts and spools

Motorcycle Stands U.K.: Abba U.K. has some unique stands and lifts for superbike-type swingarms and regular motorcycles

Portable Motorcycle Stands: Shermworks makes motorcycle stands designed to pack in saddlebags so they can be taken along on trips

Motorcycle Ramps: On the wBW Motorcycle Ramps page

Motorcycle Tie Downs & Straps: On the wBW Motorcycle Trailers page

Motorcycle Roll-Around Stands Move Motorcycles in the Garage: (Don't know what else to call them!) | Telefix makes the Moto Boy, claimed by some to be the best roll-around stand available | wBW review of the TailSwinger motorcycle storage stand | Becker Enterprises Motor Mover fits under the center stand and allows the motorcycle to be moved in tight spaces | Roll a wheel up on to the BikeSlide and push the motorcycle around the garage; is this company still in business? No website...

Motorcycle Wheel Rollers: wBW review of the Easy Wheeler II | wBW review of the Easy Wheeler motorcycle wheel roller, a very high-end set of rollers to allow the rotation of the rear wheel for maintenance | wBW Review of the Rollastand, which makes front or rear wheel cleaning easy; the rollers allow easy turning of the bike's wheels; also good for chain maintenance

Motorcycle Stands Australia: Anderson Motorcycle Stands are "the most popular stands in Australia"; they make rear stands, front stands, swingarm pivot stands, single-sided swingarm stands and more

Motorcycle Center Stands: SW-Motech makes center stands for some motorcycles that don't come with them; site is in German; they are distributed in the U.S.A. by Twisted Throttle, who carry center stands for the Suzuki SV650 and DL1000 V-Strom; the Honda 919; and some BMW models

Motorcycle Shelters and Garages: wBW Review of the Cycle Shell motorcycle garage | Bike Safe hard garage shelters for motorcycles, scooters and more; designed, built and sold in the U.K.

Motorcycle Wheel Chocks: wBW reviews in right column | Alto Performance Bumpstop motorcycle stand is used by motorcycle dealers and Condor ferries in the UK | The LA Chock and Sport Chock are good items to have to hold up your bike for transport or repair | Condor makes several different types of automatic wheel chocks that lock when the front tire engages; can be bolted to trailer floors and they claim that no front tie-downs are necessary | The Eagleline Eagle Chock is made from 3/16" steel and automatically flips up to hold the front wheel in place when the bike is loaded | EZ Chock is an "affordable and portable" wheel chock that can be used right out of the box without installation on Sportbikes, cruisers or dirt bikes | The Smart Chock Front Stand (review) is an automatic wheel chock that holds the front wheel; it's available as a free-standing motorcycle chock or for mounting on a trailer | The Titan Bulldog wheel chock is a new patented front wheel chock to hold the motorcycle upright | Bike Pro mounted wheel chock available at Southern Bike Works | The Wheel Dock is designed to be floor mounted in a garage and allows the motorcycle to be held by the front wheel

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