Motorcycle lift (homemade)

decided it was time to make a new lift, if you would like to make one with the exact measurements just pause video and cut boards to the same length I did make sure you use extra long screws, or the wood will split, I ended up drilling a hole through all 6 of the boards and putting a bolt through each end just for added safety

[@p.thadeushornswoggler4987]

8 minutes of my life i can never get back...

[@michaelvanlaningham7189]

Thanks for posting this.
I ride a 98 Shadow 750
This works great! It is very stable and ideal for most projects you want to tackle on your own.
Like removing your wheels, getting to your oil filter, chain adjustments/replacement, etc.
Also easy/cheap to modify for your specific frame.
I have the $85.00 mc specific lift wich I have not used since building this one.
All of you naysayers really should give it a try. Sometimes simple is better.

[@jasonbruce9441]

This should be renamed... "How to hurt yourself with a table saw..."

[@SeismicSales]

thanks for showing underneath.

[@MrStrizver]

gah! You're going to lose appendages if you keep using a table saw like that!

[@SH-rm4gw]

Junk

[@christophelabedan5696]

Wtf 😳😊

[@stepheneverett7090]

2x8 and pipe.

[@maryroserivera8511]

I did something very similar, but with a cut up 2x6 and scrap 2*4's. The only problem is the crappy pine available near me chips and gets bit into every time, not much clearance anymore :(

[@dewaterb]

try adding carpet around it

[@michelludikhuyze5762]

First learn how to make nice movie 😬

[@CheapGuitarsAndMore]

Cool idea, im going to make a variant of this for my triumph, I have the harbor freight rear stand but my triumph doesnt have any bolts or extended arms to rest on the stand so I have to make my own stand just for this new bike.

[@GodsFallenDevils]

Smart buddy's

[@brianfindsall]

oooohhoooooo my poor old neck.

[@stwhite5135]

So after all this we have lifted the bike by what 3"? Very helpful. Thank you very much.