Customer Reviews for VEVOR Motorcycle Lift Scissor Jack Stand 499.5 kg with Saddle ATV Lift Dirt Bike

Ich habe mir den Heber gekauft da ich mir keinen Hauptständer an die TÉNÉRÉ 700 montieren möchte. Der Ständer funktioniert gut. Lediglich eins der Rollen ist etwas schwergängig aber das war schnell gerichtet.

Nice little lift does what it's suppose to the only thing I have to complain about is I wish they would of came up with a way to put wheels on it then it would be perfect

I use this lift for my dirt bike, it's a 125 so low to the ground. It's difficult to find a lift that goes down low enough to be able to fit it under but this one works great. It's very sturdy, very good quality. It is quite heavy but I guess if you want something sturdy of quality it will have to be heavy. I was surprised at how easy it is to turn the crank to lift it up. I can do it with one hand and I'm a petite female. It's not tall enough for a Yamaha 250F but if you put a block of wood on the top of the lift you'll be able to manage.

Très satisfait et très bien fais et très utile pour moi Je le recommande à tous avec succès Merci à vous

Thought it would be a little bit more heavy duty wheels seem all little flimsy for a 1500 pound jack as it does hold up my Harley

De prijs is goed, helaas werd het op een verkeerd adres geleverd in een andere gemeente, gelukkig heeft die persoon het naar mij gebracht, anders had ik het nooit gezien. Afwerking kan wel iets beter.

I use this to lift an electric motor assembly that has a weight of over 100lbs and hold it in place so it can be bolted into a chassis frame. It handles this task easily and for my intended purpose makes what was once dangerous job much safer.

I now have 2 of these. They will become the wheels for my new workbench. My bench is heay heavy. I will be able to move it and level it wherever I want.

I don't own a motorcycle but use this to move power tools in my shop. It is very handy to lift stuff from a storage location to a bench for projects I am working on. The only issue I have experienced involves assembly. The foot operator is difficult to install into the piston. It might work better, assembly wise, if instructions offered a suggestion to bring the pipe connected directly to the piston down to a straighter position to get the foot pedal assembly into it.

Works great - lifts our bikes with snowbike kit attached and then we prop up the track on regular bike stand. Eye level wrenching and easy to move around