HF motorcycle lift table video review.

[blowerbike]

It would take me longer to fire up the compressor than it would to manually pump it up with the foot pedal.

Do you have any pictures of the padded wheel clamp on your version?

if your going to work on a bike wouldn't the compressor would be pumped up already?
i have always owned handy lifts..it cost more for a Superior product but they are over built and have never failed me.
the 1st one i bought was around 500.00 to the door dealer price with freight.
i think there near a grand now a days.

[rustybronco]

if your going to work on a bike wouldn't the compressor would be pumped up already?

It's only turned on when necessary. Mostly I use hand tools.

[chuck hahn]

I noticed the bike was rolling front and back every time you pumped the lift lever. With a set of eye bolts to the front corner the bike will not be able to roll either way.

Second point is that with the straps going way forward it will open up the side of the engine even better for working without a strap in your area of operation.

Third. having it on the center stand allows the drop out plate to be removed for rear tire removal..drops it down nicely to clear the fenders trailing edges.

[Guest]

I noticed the bike was rolling front and back every time you pumped the lift lever. With a set of eye bolts to the front corner the bike will not be able to roll either way.

Second point is that with the straps going way forward it will open up the side of the engine even better for working without a strap in your area of operation.

Third. having it on the center stand allows the drop out plate to be removed for rear tire removal..drops it down nicely to clear the fenders trailing edges.

Agree with Chuck. I put a set of eyes up at the front and pull the bike forward myself.

[rustybronco]

Have either of the two of you taken into consideration the compressibility of the front tyre and forks? Other than pulling the front suspension into some state of bind, she's going to move around.

[Flyboy]

Hey you're a regular movie star there Doc, you should do National Geographic or maybe Emergency 911........."What started out as an ideal spring morning, was soon to become........"

Damn nice lift, for 300 bucks, jeez, and that bike just makes it look so sexy.

[rustybronco]

Yes it does make it look sexy. And I get to see it up and personal.
Needed a bit of repair done to the head... http://www.thegsresources.com/_forum...postcount=3889

Got your PM. I'll measure up the seat, signals, gauges, decals, wiring harness and whatever else I have in stock for you then let you know the dimensions and weight.

[1980GS1000E]

It would take me longer to fire up the compressor than it would to manually pump it up with the foot pedal.

Do you have any pictures of the padded wheel clamp on your version?

I will get one up tonight.

[1980GS1000E]

Here is a pic of the wheel clamp that came with the lift:

[SVSooke]

Been coveting the ones we get at Princess Auto every time they go on sale.I just don't have any space to put it

[1980GS1000E]

It looks like it's the same as the hf unit.