Use some straps man…. get a ramp thats safe $299, drive up, strap it and
lift it.. EZ, Safe and you dont mess up your pipes … my pipes popped off
every time I did this on my XV750…
Man what a cheap chicom stand…… People listen up, the last thread of
power we might have available is the power to choose to not spend….. I
would not trust a customers bike on that chicom crap…..
You jackasses don’t know what you are talking about ,the man is screening
that it will not fall apart.
I have this lift and lifts my 99 Valkyrie Interstate perfectly up to 30
inches. I place jack stands underneath. Bought 4 years ago, aint no surpass
lift.
Wow, you test the limits of this lift by using it without the straps,
simulating a shift in weight, rocking it in every direction and verify it’s
a excellent lift. Then, all the jack asses start commenting on how unsafe you
are and how shitty this lift is. Devolution I guess.
Well, I want to thank you for taking one for the team and screening us that
this cheap lift works well and won’t dump your bike. I’m ordering one today.
I bought this lift and among the lifts or jacks available at Harbor Freight
it is surpass than the other jacks they sell. That being said, it is foolish
not to use the straps provided like the video shows. In addition, using 2
jack stands under the front of the lifts forks after the cycle is in place
makes for a secure work platform. I for one would never demo the lift with
my Glide like the video illustrates. This is more like a “what not to do
unless you have an extra 40k to spend on another ride”. This could have
finished up on worlds dumbest.
This is a excellent test and demonstrates what someone can expect if they buy
this lift. Myself, I reckon this video shows that this lift should be
avoided. HF has basically two types of tools, newer designed tools that are
ok/decent/usable, and older designed stuff like this lift which are
absolute junk. The problem with their products like this is quality
control, and whether after being on the lift for a half hour a weld gives
out spilling the bike on the ground and maybe on you.
WHY ON GOD’S GREEN EARTH YOU PEOPLE SPEND $30,000+ ON A MOTORCYCLE THEN GET
CHEAP WHEN IT COMES TO BUYING A LIFT BLOWS MY MIND.
I have been looking into this lift as well as the craftsman brand floor
jack but I am looking for inexpensive options that won’t take up too much
room in my garage. I own a 08′ Road King Classic that weighs roughly 750
lbs. I will not have the need to raise it at maximum height this lift
allows. I read the reviews from HF website as to some have used it to load
heavy objects in the back of their trucks and other uses. I am weary about
the amount of pressure on the lower bolt and steel of this lift.
This guy is a flaming idiot!!!…….This video should be titled How Not
To Use This Jack!!!…I have one and it works fantastic when used on a level
surface.
“Dreadful useless contraption,” what a cut of junk !! No way would I
waste my bucks on this Fugly cut of rubbish. Why ?
Self explanatory really, Way Too huge for one, you cannot work fully nearly
the Jack due to its size. Unstable is the other wits, as you can see
visibly the whole thing twisting and contorting under the weight of the
bike.
Thanks for the demo dude! I just bought one of these today! Plotting on
doing some custom work over the winter and looks like this baby is going to
be my best friend!
Thanks for allotment. I’ve been looking at this HF lift and really found
excellent reviews for it in the HF website. One critique of your video: Talk.
Silent movies went out of style many, many years ago! Speak to us. What are
you doing? Why did you buy the lift? What is your attitude?
Sure. I used it yesterday, in fact, for the first time since posting the
video. You can’t buy that much raw steel for what you pay for it, plus you
get the pump, too. I notice I have a bit of wobbling due to one of the main
legs being slightly bent upwards. Either typical HF craftsmanship or I bent
it purposing torture testing the lift itself.
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Use some straps man…. get a ramp thats safe $299, drive up, strap it and
lift it.. EZ, Safe and you dont mess up your pipes … my pipes popped off
every time I did this on my XV750…
UMMMMMMM…….
Man what a cheap chicom stand…… People listen up, the last thread of
power we might have available is the power to choose to not spend….. I
would not trust a customers bike on that chicom crap…..
You jackasses don’t know what you are talking about ,the man is screening
that it will not fall apart.
I have this lift and lifts my 99 Valkyrie Interstate perfectly up to 30
inches. I place jack stands underneath. Bought 4 years ago, aint no surpass
lift.
Wow, you test the limits of this lift by using it without the straps,
simulating a shift in weight, rocking it in every direction and verify it’s
a excellent lift. Then, all the jack asses start commenting on how unsafe you
are and how shitty this lift is. Devolution I guess.
Well, I want to thank you for taking one for the team and screening us that
this cheap lift works well and won’t dump your bike. I’m ordering one today.
Rock on!
What is the part of the lifting pads themselves?
You were before a live audience a nice beat with that thing for minute.
I bought this lift and among the lifts or jacks available at Harbor Freight
it is surpass than the other jacks they sell. That being said, it is foolish
not to use the straps provided like the video shows. In addition, using 2
jack stands under the front of the lifts forks after the cycle is in place
makes for a secure work platform. I for one would never demo the lift with
my Glide like the video illustrates. This is more like a “what not to do
unless you have an extra 40k to spend on another ride”. This could have
finished up on worlds dumbest.
This is a excellent test and demonstrates what someone can expect if they buy
this lift. Myself, I reckon this video shows that this lift should be
avoided. HF has basically two types of tools, newer designed tools that are
ok/decent/usable, and older designed stuff like this lift which are
absolute junk. The problem with their products like this is quality
control, and whether after being on the lift for a half hour a weld gives
out spilling the bike on the ground and maybe on you.
WHY ON GOD’S GREEN EARTH YOU PEOPLE SPEND $30,000+ ON A MOTORCYCLE THEN GET
CHEAP WHEN IT COMES TO BUYING A LIFT BLOWS MY MIND.
this is so amusing lol that thing is a liability and why would you sit on a
bike and do that on a lift lol!!!
Id rather set my hair afire n place it out with a sledgehammer than place my
bueatiful black mistress on that POS !!!
You kidding me right?
Way too much movement, no way I would use this!
I have been looking into this lift as well as the craftsman brand floor
jack but I am looking for inexpensive options that won’t take up too much
room in my garage. I own a 08′ Road King Classic that weighs roughly 750
lbs. I will not have the need to raise it at maximum height this lift
allows. I read the reviews from HF website as to some have used it to load
heavy objects in the back of their trucks and other uses. I am weary about
the amount of pressure on the lower bolt and steel of this lift.
you didn’t really buy this did you?
This guy is a flaming idiot!!!…….This video should be titled How Not
To Use This Jack!!!…I have one and it works fantastic when used on a level
surface.
“Dreadful useless contraption,” what a cut of junk !! No way would I
waste my bucks on this Fugly cut of rubbish. Why ?
Self explanatory really, Way Too huge for one, you cannot work fully nearly
the Jack due to its size. Unstable is the other wits, as you can see
visibly the whole thing twisting and contorting under the weight of the
bike.
Thanks for the demo dude! I just bought one of these today! Plotting on
doing some custom work over the winter and looks like this baby is going to
be my best friend!
looks very unstable…
The youtube description contains everything you want spoken.
After having it for a while now,are u subdue pleased with your buy??
Thanks for allotment. I’ve been looking at this HF lift and really found
excellent reviews for it in the HF website. One critique of your video: Talk.
Silent movies went out of style many, many years ago! Speak to us. What are
you doing? Why did you buy the lift? What is your attitude?
right on brother silence is golden
Nice Dirt bike lift
Sure. I used it yesterday, in fact, for the first time since posting the
video. You can’t buy that much raw steel for what you pay for it, plus you
get the pump, too. I notice I have a bit of wobbling due to one of the main
legs being slightly bent upwards. Either typical HF craftsmanship or I bent
it purposing torture testing the lift itself.