Cyclelifter XL Motorcycle Lift
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Cyclelifter XL Motorcycle Lift
I found this on Facebook Marketplace. I've not heard of this before, but I find it interesting. I can't find anything about it with various Google searches. Tell me what you know, or if you have one does it work well for you? Electric (110V) over hydraulic & 95" tall. The ad claims it's a $6k lift, and the guy is asking $1950.
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H20loo (03-28-2024)
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Maybe its from these guys?
https://aclifts.com/lifts/motorcycle-parking-lift/
https://aclifts.com/lifts/motorcycle-parking-lift/
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I'm not certain, but I don't think so. Here's the ad - https://www.facebook.com/marketplace...45573346041030
And the link because this forum software is fruity.
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WP50 (03-28-2024)
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Searching the web, I'm having trouble finding any lifts like it. The only thing I've come across is this. https://www.advantagelifts.com/produ...ngle-post-lift
Looks like it requires 4" concrete minimum with a 3500lb mix requirement on the concrete.
I might think that the FB lift you're looking at might have stronger requirements due to the orientation of the lift and weight being further from the post.
Looks like it requires 4" concrete minimum with a 3500lb mix requirement on the concrete.
I might think that the FB lift you're looking at might have stronger requirements due to the orientation of the lift and weight being further from the post.
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I would guess that lift would need a lot more than 4" of concrete, that is going to be a hell of a rotational force at the base of the lift. In new construction we would provide a 12" haunch integral to the slab with a bunch of rebar. A top bracket back to the wall would help, if the wall can support the load.
That said, good looking piece of equipment.
That said, good looking piece of equipment.
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