Bike Lift

[rockster1]

Does anyone have any advice on bike lifts ?
Considering one but not sure, Abba Skylift or conventional table lift?

Does anyone have any suggestions?
Thanks

 

[Shep]

If you're tight on space go for a scissor action one, they lift and lower on their own footprint

 

[rossman999]

I must admit I got frustrated with storing tables in the garage and use one of these:

https://www.on-bike.com/product/eazyrizer-original-red/

Easy to store and really good access and stability.

I have used it on scooters, MX sportsbikes and the GS, with the right attachment it can do anything

 

[BillWright]

I must admit I got frustrated with storing tables in the garage and use one of these:

https://www.on-bike.com/product/eazyrizer-original-red/

Easy to store and really good access and stability.

I've recently bought one of these. The quality is outstanding.
The one thing I've realised since though, is larger jobs require a bench. I'm restoring a BSA and for example you can't remove the engine using the lift because the footrests are the first bit to remove

 

[rossman999]

I am lucky and have amazed a load of mounts, when i removed the engine I used wheel mounts this allowed 360 degree access to the frame

 

[BillWright]

I am lucky and have amazed a load of mounts, when i removed the engine I used wheel mounts this allowed 360 degree access to the frame

I didn't realise they did them. At £55 not cheap but I feel a purchase coming on.

How stable and would they support a GSA?

 

[rossman999]

Mines a GS but very stable on the cradle mount (no longer listed) or using the foot peg mount. I have not actually tried it using the wheel mounts but based on previous experiences I would say its even more stable using the wheel mounts

 

[rockster1]

Been looking at the Abba which seems very similar to the eezirider apart from it has wheels to shunt it around,it does look like the eazirider looks like it's well put together and rugged