Direct Lift ProCycle lift droptail
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I have one, Absolutely love it... great for detailing,service,and with the rear section removed you can really get in to rear wheel cleaning or removal. Quality and heavy duty lift. i took off the front wheel clamp and added a baxley wheel chock, i drive on and step off the bike..make sure you get the blackjack 1000# jack with it ..
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I have an Atlas Hi-Rise 1500. Comes up to 43 inches.
I have a BlackJack service jack, and the Atlas does have the drop panel under the rear tire.
A bit bigger footprint, but I wouldn't trade it for anything else out there.
http://www.gregsmithequipment.com/At...cle-ATV-Lift_2
Comes with chopper extension and sides. I bolted teh chopper extension on, makes a good place to put my service manual.
Pardon the messy garage...
I have a BlackJack service jack, and the Atlas does have the drop panel under the rear tire.
A bit bigger footprint, but I wouldn't trade it for anything else out there.
http://www.gregsmithequipment.com/At...cle-ATV-Lift_2
Comes with chopper extension and sides. I bolted teh chopper extension on, makes a good place to put my service manual.
Pardon the messy garage...
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Can't beat Clark Heinz for lift tables IMO. Great product, excellent quality, the 1200SE comes with everything you need and much cheaper than the DirectLift. Customer service is excellent as well. Only time I ever had a need to contact Clark was to ask about putting a 2013 trike on it. He said it would lift it without issue and he was right.
http://www.nhproequip.com/pro-1200se-motorcycle-lift
http://www.nhproequip.com/pro-1200se-motorcycle-lift
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100% agreed Dan. I "almost" didn't get the side extensions to save a few bucks and because I thought they would get in my way when working on a bike. Glad I did get them. Both sides on the Heinz lifts can be turned upside down for tool and part storage while working on the bikes.