Customer Reviews for VEVOR Motorcycle Stand Lift, 1100lbs Capacity Front Rear Combo Stand Lift, Front Wheel Dual-Fork Stand, Rear U+L Fork Swingarm Spool Stand, for Most Yamaha Honda Kawasaki Suzuki Motorcycles, Black

I have not had the chance to use them, but seem to be well made,

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I bought this for the weight capacity. I have a 2025 Suzuki Hayabusa and that motorcycle weights over 580 lbs. I wanted a secure motorcycle stand and not have to worry about the weight issue for keeping the motorcycle lifted for an extended amount of time and this stand did not disappoint. The only issue I had with it was the lift for the front forks. The ABS "sensor ring" will come into contact with the stand bracket because the backet is spring loaded and will push itself inward in both directions. This will possibly damage the ABS "sensor ring". There isn't any kind of lock to pre-set the distance of the actual fork cradle. Its still very useable but it's a hassle.

These motorcycle jack stands get the job done and feel pretty stable once the bike is up. They’re easy to use and make maintenance a lot simpler. I like that they’re lightweight and not bulky to move around. The only downside is that the material could be a bit stronger — it doesn’t feel as heavy-duty as some higher-end options. Still, for the price, they work well and hold the bike steady without any issues. Overall, a solid choice for basic maintenance or storage, just not top-tier quality.

Almost broke bike and foot because of this

He recibido hoy los soportes delantero y trasero para moto y han venido picados, como si ya hubiesen sido gastados. No m deja subir más fotos no sé por que pero el otro soporte está más rayado.

The welded nut broke off on first day of use. Uprights have too much play.

Bought this to use with my Triumph Speed 400, this is a very light bike - only about 170kg - and doesn't have a centre stand nor axle bobbins. The Vevor stand is very dodgy to use: if you're not careful to make sure the bike is standing upright, it very disconcertingly flexes to one side (see photo). It's fine if you have someone else to help to steady the bike.

I bought my son a motorcycle stand from Vevor.com and in the description I bought the bigger size (to make sure that my sons bike will fit the stand) but when he opened the stand for Xmas the pamphlet in the box said it was more for dirt bikes. My son kept the stand even though he could not use both ends of the stand, he only used the front stand

I purchased the 1100lb capacity version for a reason, and yet this thing flexes and bends under the weight of my sub-500lb Honda Transalp. The price was good, the options for spools and swingarm cradles are nice, but they're absolutely the most light duty junk. I'm worried that the bike will fall after this rear stand finally collapses inward on itself. Needs to be revamped if anyone is listening...