so, i'm thinking about getting a motorcycle lift and i came across this web site with these pics. how do you guys think this is possible?? how does the bike not tip over?

 

I have the J&S and it is possible. I was swapping out handlebars on my Springer while the wheels were at the powder-coaters and I would just jump on and off the bike at will to adjust bars, controls, etc. No straps, no tie-downs, no problem.

 

I did all the research dont bother with any thing but the j&s jack. your bike is worth the extra money check out youtube and type in craftsmans yellow jack this will give you an idea of how the cheaper jacks work

 

...I as well, have the J&S jack. With 40K in bikes in the garage, I wouldn't have settled for anything less. The video is true and you don't have to worry with tie-downs either. Well worth the money. No heart palpitations with it swaying on a cheap jack.

 

I tried to search it on YouTube but with no luck.

I have a GoodYear Jack that works fine.

 

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ySDR9ogg6Ac

 

that sears yellow jack doesn't look too stable. looks like i'll be getting a J&S Jack when i decide to buy one

 

im sorry type in sears yellow jack this will convince you to buy a good jack.

 

Alain just my .02 here but I had a sears yellow, didnt like it and was thinking about bulldog, JS, whatever until I saw this in Thuderpress. Man I have to say if you have the room, this is the way to go IMO! One picture is a bit fuzzy but youll get the idea.

Good luck

 

Check out the video's here:

http://www.pitbullmotorcyclelifts.com/videos.aspx

I have one of their lifts, and they are great. Excellent customer service also.