Ultimate Motorcycle Jack Dirt Bike Stand: Adjustable Lift Hoist Table for Effortless Height Lifting Review

Don't buy this Chinese junk! It is not easy to use and not installed properly. The lever is nearly impossible to ambush the bike, and it scrapes the side when trying to come down. Trust me, don't buy it!

durability questionable. As for its use, it is quite easy to use. I don't feel stable. You have an off-road bike and when it's up there's nothing to help keep it upright and it can lean slightly to one side.

I've had a lot of coasters but for almost $60 this is definitely a dangerous coaster doesn't exactly hold up wants to fall quality sucks not recommended to everyone can't think you sell it like that as if it must be from China

This little gem fits under your 100 mm lowered DMX flat tracker without modification. Step on it to make sure it's all the way down and screw the plate all the way in so it fits. Raises a tire about 2-3 inches which is perfect for curbside stand. It has served so well that it deserves a good powder coat. Don't let your buddy borrow anything if you can't race, you'll never see him again.

This is a very good stand - once adjusted - to give just the lift needed. Not only does the adjustment give you the right height, it also makes it a lot easier to use as you only raise your bike as much as you need, not 10 inches! Buy carefully - this particular stand is made by 5-6 manufacturers and ranges in price from $55 to $100 plus, but if you read the specs carefully you'll see that it's the same stand!

It works but it's difficult to put down because the steel tubes that slide over each other are so narrow you have to step on them to move it all the way down but once you understand how it's ok. and yes i have oiled it and even tried to file it a bit. My only concern is that the retaining ring/nut that keeps the top from moving or rotating never stays in place, but depending on how you use it, it's actually a cool feature because you're using your bike in the circle or whatever you need

It didn't work on my dirt bike. The top screws come in and out to adjust the height, but the arm doesn't inflate, it just moves up/down and raises the platform a few inches. So I couldn't get my bike off the ground. I raised the platform, rotated it as much as I could and still placed it under the skid plate and then moved the handle to the lowest position and it didn't raise it enough to get both wheels off the ground. Might work better for lower road bikes. But it wasn't stable at that height