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Pretty impressed with this little jack. I used it to pull the wheel off both my bikes in the last few days. The included risers worked well on the frame of my metric, but on my glide I had to remove them since it didn't clear the frame, used a couple hockey pucks under frame instead worked great. This was the only model that had a safety bar brace that can be used for peace of mind when left on lift. Another plus is the extra room to work around the bike. No more tripping or bending over full size craftsman motor cycle lift sticking out the side. So if you only need to raise front or back only, this jack is for you.
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