VEVOR Motorcycle Lift, 1100 LBS Motorcycle Scissor Lift Jack with Wide Deck & Safety Pin, 3.7"-13.8" Center Hoist Crank Stand, Steel Scissor Jack for Street Bikes, Cruiser Bikes, Touring Motorcycles

There is nothing to fix it separately. If the center of gravity is stable, it will not fall over. If you want to keep it stable after removing the front wheel, you can use a motorcycle stand.

The one below is with wheels: https://www.vevor.com/hydraulic-motorcycle-hoist-c_10310/vevor-motorcycle-lift-1100-lbs-motorcycle-lift-atv-scissor-lift-jack-with-dolly-hand-crank-center-hoist-crank-stand-with-wide-deck-tool-tray-for-street-bikes-cruiser-bikes-touring-motorcycles-p_010464588471.

There is a hydrolic one. If you use your three quarter socket on your impact. It goes at a confident steady pace. Lifted my 600lb cruiser easily.

This one does not because it is not hydraulic. I recommend using a ratchet wrench, a short 3" extension, and a 22mm socket. Lifting the bike too quickly is risking damage to the motorcycle and injury to yourself. If you want to lift the motorcycle hydraulically, then purchase a lift that is specifically designed to use hydraulics.

Sorry, we don't sell it individually, the product is sold as a complete set.

It can be used as long as the weight meets the requirements.