Motorcycle Lifts
Heave it up: Jacking a Harley on lifts and platforms of all kind
Many a job on one's Harley-Davidson can be accomplished while the bike is on the workshop or garage floor. There are people who even heave it onto a plastic crate for a tire change. But if you don't want to ruin your spine or chrouch on the cold floor to get access to e.g. the oilfilter of a 1983 FXR, you will want to use a lift or something similar. These devices range from mini-lifts where one wheel stays aground, over hydraulic lifts where both wheels are aloft and that allow you to push your bike around on rollers, to finally compressed-air-operated platforms for half-ton full dressers. The brands to name here are Becker, Kern-Stabi, or Handy Airlift. For all the friends of vintage equipment, The Cyclery offers a reproduction of WWII army bike work benches.
Incidentially, you will consider to secure your Harley with tie-downs on the lift.

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