Customer Reviews for VEVOR 300LBS Motorcycle Jack, Hydraulic Motorcycle Scissor Jack, Portable Lift Table, Adjustable Motorcycle Lift Jack, Blue Motorcycle Lift Stand

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.

This lift is great quality and if used within the weight and duty rates for, it is built strong. Perfect for dirt bikes!

I was pretty happy with the whole thing, from wheels to work area..

Sturdy and well built, well worth the money.

Great item super good and easy to use

I'll start off by saying I have some Black Widow products and I like them a lot. This Vevor lift (small one w saddles) is exactly the same as the more expensive BW version. Identical. With the two side by side the only difference is the paint color. I'm using it on the shop floor to support a K series CB750 and the saddles fit between the stock 4 into 4 exhaust just fine. It's super stable with both wheels off and the weight split between the center stand and lift.

It's a solid product

Just a bit of putting together, and it works like a charm. I use it for a recently obtained KLR 650... which is a bigger bike, if not the biggest by far. Mona Lisa, my bike, enjoys her pedestal. And my bike enjoy the ease of attention as needed. Plus, I can put her out of the way, so can now park in the garage too. All very very good. I did look at other options. But for price, or complexity, or... other things... I just couldn't do it. And, glad I went this way. Didn't need the otehr systems. Sometimes a guy gets lucky.

Sturdy build , nice paint . Rubber durable top , and I really like the height for working on bikes. When up to max level , the bike stays put with the supplied foot peg lock downs.

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.