motorcycle jack
Seasoned HDF Member
Joined: Jun 2008
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From: Mount Airy, MD
Do a search for motorcycle jacks on this forum and you will find several previous threads with good responses.
I have seen many people swear by the Harbor Freight one, and it's very inexpensive. Personally I have a Sears one that works great.
I have seen many people swear by the Harbor Freight one, and it's very inexpensive. Personally I have a Sears one that works great.
Road Master
Joined: Dec 2009
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From: Las Vegas, NV
You don't have to be sorry you asked....
There's just a ton of threads regarding this subject (try the search function).....some guys go inexpensive and swear by their jack, some guys buy the spendy ones and also swear by theirs......
No right or wrong, just personal preference.
Pick what you like in your price range.
There's just a ton of threads regarding this subject (try the search function).....some guys go inexpensive and swear by their jack, some guys buy the spendy ones and also swear by theirs......
No right or wrong, just personal preference.
Pick what you like in your price range.
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Joined: Aug 2007
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From: 2000 Softail FXST
I've got the Sears yellow jack and like it just fine, others say it's unstable.
Some people have the Sears red jack and like them but others say they're cheap and unreliable.
Some have the J&S jack and swear by them but others say they're too expensive.
Some go with Harbor Freight jacks and lifts and are quite happy with them but others say they're foreign made crap.
Like someone else here said go with what you like and can afford and don't worry about what others say.
Some people have the Sears red jack and like them but others say they're cheap and unreliable.
Some have the J&S jack and swear by them but others say they're too expensive.
Some go with Harbor Freight jacks and lifts and are quite happy with them but others say they're foreign made crap.
Like someone else here said go with what you like and can afford and don't worry about what others say.
Last edited by Lincoln33; Mar 7, 2010 at 08:53 PM.
Road Captain
Joined: Feb 2008
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JP's Last Stand
I don't think I've ever seen it mentioned in the forums, but I really like JP's Last Stand: http://www.jpslaststand.com. Easy to store and doesn't take up room like my jack did. It really came in handy when I had to adjust the shock on my Softail. The regular jack was in the way.
Image from the website:
Image from the website:
Last edited by msog; Mar 7, 2010 at 09:12 PM.
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Road Master
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