Portable Motorcycle Jack (Black)

Received bike jack on Nov.15-21, and decided to take a ride on my BMW R1100gs down some unpaved county roads. Near Mullin Tx. on CR189 a doe jumped a brush covered cattle fence to my left, stumbled, then lunged forward into left side of bike.Threw me forward into center of road, and spun the bike to the right. It took me a few minutes to recover enough to stand up, may have cracked a rib, hit on my shoulder, arm and helmet, so left arm wasn't up to full strength.Had to use jack first to lift bike by rear rack to get the bike up on underside of left cylinder, enough to get saddle off ground, so I could reach underneath to attach strap hook to top side of center stand. Braced jack base with left foot and used only right arm to jack bike up right.Bike fired up, repacked jack in left side case which broke off and strapped it to rear of bike and rode home, on paved roads. Not a bad day for a 71 year old retired truck driver. As for people complaining about the strap being to short, carry a soft strap from Harbor Freight $2.99 for four.I would recommend the jack to anyone with a bike over 400 pounds.This is the first time I have dropped a bike since 1978 while on the road, so it can still happen. Ride safe but always expect the unexpected.Went to the ER on Nov. 19, found out have three broken ribs on left side, no winter riding for me☹️

The Moto Bike Jack is a.solidly built portable Jack to lift a dropped motorcycle. it was purchased to provide confidence while traveling on the motorcycle. Although, I have not lifted my motorcycle, I was able to lift one side of my riding lawnmower.

I moved to a rural area with a lot of gravel. Goldwing + Gravel = not good riding. As a precaution, I bought a MotoBikeJack, just in case I dropped the bike and was all alone. (I'm far too old and feeble to pick up a Goldwing by myself.) And what I feared finally happened, I hit a very thick bunch of gravel, the front wheel dug in, and the bike ended up going sideways. I stopped it without any injury, but it was leaning too far over for me to straighten it up, so I had to let it drop. I then took the MotoBikeJack out of the trunk, had it set up in no time, and it worked perfectly. I got my Goldwing back up so I could keep riding. Total time less than 5 minutes.

One of the two shafts did not fit, I had to sand and scrape the end to make it fit. For the price I paid I would have expected them to check for quality fit and finish before sending it out.

Normally I ride with my buddy, but the one time I went solo to Louisiana, I laid my bike down when I stopped, lost my footing on the gravel, on a very lonely stretch of road, waited about 20 mins for a car to stop by and lend me a hand. My bike is a heavy bike. This tool I hope not to use it but if I ever go riding solo, better believe it this is going to be packed in the bike for the ride.

Have not used it and hope to never use it but like a Linus blanket?

I ride a 1500cc motorcycle. She's a big girl with a lot of character. I experienced a parking lot drop and had to lift her back up by myself. A manageable task but unpleasant. On another occasion I had her covered, parked next to my house and some high winds kicked up and knocked her over and again I had to muscle her up. I bought this jack based on the sales video. I hope I never have to use it but better safe than sorry.

I did not want it , I try to return it, they NEVER GOT BACK TO ME AFTER MANY TRY,S OUT MY MONEY.