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Do you take all four wheels off the ground at the same time with that one jack?
Car and motorcycle jacks are two different animals.
Using 4 $20 jack stands. Yes.
If I worked on other people cycle, I could see having a high dollar jack in my shop because you would be paying for it and it would be used daily to making a living.
I have a Direct Lift, I had 2 Directs and 4 Handy's in my shop, There's not much if any difference between the two, quality wise.
When I sold the shop, I kept the "Direct Lift" because I liked the diamond plate table (sockets and bolts don't roll off onto the floor as easily)
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