Customer Reviews for VEVOR Motorcycle Lift, 500 kg 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

Loose hardware and broken plastic bracket.

the jack works as advertised, no hidden traps. It lifts the Bonneville T120 easily and it can be used to rotate the bike with ease. whilst there are no assembly instructions [and some sort of a guide ef Ikea style would be useful I managed to put it together - it is intuitive. The only drawback is when the jack is released [and it comes down quickly so taking care is warranted] and once the bike is down on the side stand you need to put a foot onto the jack to give a bit of weight to drop is below the frame. that is not hard

Tou couldn't make one of these for what you pay for this one. So for the price it's pretty good. It's quite heavy abs I don't see it collapsing due to thr materials used thr weak oiunt is clearly the threads so keep them well greased to reduce wear.

The only problem I have with this is that the platform is 12 1/4 inches over all and only 11 1/2 inches of useable space. The frame of my 650 Suzuki Valcan is at least the full foot if not more to safety lift the bike. I will probably build another platform to safety lift my motorcycle. Otherwise it's well built and should work pretty good.

Same quality as other brands but for less than the rest. Only problem I ran into what was shipping issues and was missing a bolt when it arrived.

Jack seems fine added a few washers here and there to align and staberlice over all so far good very slow frieght

A good gadget & made from thick steel. It is hard to assemble as there are no clear directions included. It works well & there are some safety features included. It could have had a solid mounting table instead of the 2 bars provided.

I had a J&S Jack when I had my Harley Ultra and Trike. It was a beast and did a great job with those heavy bikes. But, I sold it when I sold the bikes a year ago. Now I have a Honda Africa Twin which weighs about half as much as those Harleys and I miss the J&S. But, thought I would take a chance on the Vevor and I am pleasantly surprised. It was pretty easy to assemble and the few times that I have used it I was happy with its performance. One really nice feature is the very slow release to drop the bike down. No panic like I had with the old jack. The only problem I had was the safety catch which was bent out of shape probably due to shipping. It took me a while, but gentle persuasion with my bench vise and some leverage tools worked. I had to fiddle with the little spring clip that holds it in place when lowering the bike, but that seems to be working now. All in all, a good purchase at a very fair price.

It's strong, and compact so it doesn't take up much room. However, the hydraulic jack is positioned in way that makes it difficult to install the foot pedal. Once you get pass that the lift table is easy to use the casters are a great way to keep the table secured. On a negative note, after 1 day of use it is leaking oil (didn't let me attach a picture), I’m hoping this is just a mistake on our end, perhaps didn’t tighten something up. I will be contacting customer service to get this resolved as soon as possible as we hope to use this long term.

We use it for sanding Kiln sides, to keep from constant bending over and getting backaches. The higher you go the rockier it gets so we added some adjustable outriggers. But it preforms as it should, good product. I gave it 4 stars because of the flex as you go higher.