can this lift both my wheels of my 2009-Kawasaki-Vulcan-900-Custom,
1181587
yes sir, your bike wet is 281 kg or about 620 pounds, it lifts my 681 pound heritage softtail. good jack, for motorcycle.
1181588
It will lift both wheels but wont be stable. Works great for one wheel at a time
1418315
It lifts my Harley Street Glide all the way off the ground but you may want two for stability during long term storage.
2099243
Sure will. It will push the tires out a tad, but that's what you need when you go up in tire size as well. Have these on my '08 JK with a 2.5" Lift.
809084
Don't know. If you measure your tube diameter, I'm happy to compare it to the pins for mine. I've lifted a number of bikes with it and never had a problem. It's less useful for bikes with a front tire larger than 17 or 18", but for 99% of the road bikes, it'll do just fine.
1802189
It raises one axel high enough for removing tire on other axel. I don't know if it will work on triple axel
2155463
It depends on the kind of lift already installed. The stock suspension can't handle more than 2.5 inches of lift, so maybe this could replace the other lift, but not add to it.
1493233
I would pull it. The front wheel is a bit small and it just works for me to pull it.
377225
I have a 1998 Kawasaki Vulcan 800 and with the bat wing fairing they did not look big enough nor would they hold enough for me to really even go to the grocery storeThey are universal so you have to drill the mounting holes for your bike. Keep in mind once you do they are no longer returnable to the seller they are to small for my scoot and it is not quite as wide as the 2008 Yamy 1100 V star Also you will most likely have to remove your rear blinkers and remount them some place else
936003
Yes. You need the spools or you cannot lift the bike. You have to buy them separately.
179009
Yes, you can absolutely use 4 ramps to lift the entire vehicle if the ramps fit in front of the rear tires. I've used 4 ramps at the same time and it works well for any maintenance that does not require the wheels to be removed (diff oil, engine oil, transmission fluid, exhaust, etc...)
1644822
Yes but only if lifting from axle or suspension. It doesn't have a large lift height. I have used it on my 97 mountaineer. It worked fine for the basics.
731883
I don't know why not! The way this thing works is that the metal rod at the top of the stand replaces the rod that holds the back tire on the bike. This lifts the back tire up and enables the tire to have resistance applied.
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I have a jeep renegade and a 280lb bike that i use mine with- since yours is lifted its going to make the loading ramp steeper but since you are loading an xr100 and they are fairly light weight; it should be ok. I have hauled my nephews crf100 a few times and lifted the back wheel right onto the ramp.
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from the axle yes... it will have enough height to get the wheels off the ground provided you have stock or near stock tire sizefrom the frame rails no... you would be able to lift the body up but the suspension travel would keep the wheel on the ground
1761608
I think it will. I've sat on and kickstarted my old Honda 350 while I had it lifted on the stand. My bike is pretty narrow at the rear axle so the rests have to be extended pretty far inward. If your bike has a wider rear end the lift will flex less as less inward extension of the rests will result in less leverage on the frame of the lift.
1375662
I am not sure. My guess is yes if your front has the same size wheels. Not sure.
1165892
Hi Jean, The HE791 is for single axle vehicles only. They cannot be used for a dual application. Thanks, BWT