POLARBEAR Dirt Bike Stand Hydraulic Aluminum Jack Stands Vertical Lift CNC, for Dirt Bike/ATV/ADV/Rally Maintenance, Motorcycle Dirtbike Engine Stand with 1200Lbs Capacity(Orange)

Perfect for my 2020 Husky FE350. Goes down a little slow but holds it up fantastic. Easy to use foot lever and comes with a lock so it wont accidentally get kicked and go down. Cool sticker sheet it comes with but has every other bike brand out there exept Husky. Boo!

This item is great, easy

It’s a decent stand. Bike sits to the right. Possibly due to the shock on the stand. Which bugs me but didn’t notice till after I tossed away the box.

I was pretty excited to get a new lift for my 2006 KTM 525 EXC. The lift was packaged really well. I couldn't quite tell if the lift was partially assembled or if I received a used lift. Regardless, the instructions lacked a little bit, especially on the photos...I had no issues putting it together as it's a motorcycle lift. My problem came with the lift itself. On the center tube that slides into the lift tube there is a black piece of plastic, kind of like a square tube cap, but it has a square cutout in the center to allow the lift tube to slide up and down. The problem comes from this cap doesn't stay attached to the tube that raises and lowers. I believe the thought was to keep the tube centered. Since mine doesn't stay attached, when you go to lower the motorcycle the tube that lowers catches on the cap and stops. On top of this, without the cap centering the tube, the bike leans while lifted. Then you have the the shock absorber to keep the bike from lowering to quickly. It is entirely too stiff. I had to sit on my bike to get it to lower. Now I'm sure given enough lift cycles, it would loosen up a bit. However, I purchased this product to perform a specific task. I don't want to have to work on it and tweak it to get it to work.With all this being said, I think the concept for the lift is good. This one just happens to be poorly executed. I will be sending back for a refund. I think it's luck of the draw if you get one that works straight out of the box and doesn't need additional work. My suggestion, keep looking and maybe pay a bit more for a better lift.

Okay stand, but not meant for motorcycles as it advertises. It's taller then all of my motorcycles and dirt bikes so I need to lift their back tire 5-10in to get it on the stand at its lowest point.

It worked perfectly as expected! I would buy five more if I needed them. When you press down it list it up. You might be able to use your hand, if you’re strong enough. It’s made of metal and rubber, so you know it’s good. It also can do slow bikes and fast bikes, and everything in between. You might even be able to use it on things that are on bikes, like a four wheeler. I bet you you could even have a person stand on it. Wouldn’t that be funny? Regardless, 10 out of 10!

I’m 60 now, so lifting my 450’s up on stands isn’t as fun as it used to be! Bought two of these stands based on the looks and pricing. Very pleased I did. From opening the box and seeing quality packaging and even tools included to assemble shows this company cares about their quality. The welds and quality were excellent. The adjustability is a wide range and there is about 3-1/2” of lift. The leverage works well to lift and the shock slows and dampens when you lower the motorcycle! Yes, I would purchase again!!

I would do a hard pass if you we’re shopping for a style stand like this. The rubber feet on mine have fallen off, the bike does NOT stay leaned up right while on this stand, the screw down design comes loose constantly. I would spend the extra and get a name brand one