Sears has the Craftsman Motorcycle/ATV Jack for $100 + shipping. Select in-store pickup to avoid the $47 shipping fee. Includes a fast action foot pump for easy lifting as well as a 3 position locking mechanism for positive locking at 3 lift heights at 11-3/4 in. 14-1/4 in. and 16-1/2 in. 1500 lb. load capacity.
| Amazon Great Neck 40 Piece Socket Set $9  Discuss (2) |
Buy.com Dremel Multi-Max Tool Kit $60  Discuss (0) |
Amazon Black & Decker VPX1201 VPX 7-Volt Drill Driver $25  Discuss (8) |
Amazon Designers Edge Halogen Work Light with Tripod $40  Discuss (0) |
#1
C4 - Posted 5:23 am PDT 06/29/09 (31 Posts)
Way too expensive... $20 bike lift http://www.nightrider.com/biketech/bikelift.htm
#2
NorthSouth - Posted 6:05 am PDT 06/29/09 (1796 Posts)
If you have a motorcycle that needs a jack, then you have bought a way-too-heavy Juggernaut. Buy something that doesn't need than reverse gear. Strip off all that garbage you have bolted on. Get something that has less cubic capacity than a car. Find something that scuffs your knee when you go around corners without being dropped.
Suggest: Ducati Streetfighter
#3
smartadze - Posted 7:08 am PDT 06/29/09 (246 Posts)
No thanks, sonny. We like our rides American-made.
#4
medicineman2007 - Posted 7:54 am PDT 06/29/09 (16 Posts)
Harley's are crap. seriously. Indian made a nice bike and lots of nice customs. I had a buell for a while (owned by harley) and was pretty dissappointed. I ended up with a ducati monster and couldn't be happier.
#5
dave_c - Posted 3:46 pm PDT 06/29/09 (7431 Posts)
Absolutely #2, I'm still holding my bike up with one arm and typing with the other. Sleeping is the tricky part, anybody got some coffee?
Wii
Elite360
New iPod