CAN I KEEP MY BIKE LIFTED ON IT, FOR STORAGE?
1056365
I don't see why not. One raised it will not creep back down like a hydraulic jack. Just make sure the bike is secure.
1056366
you could. I guess if your bike doesn't have a center stand it'll work for that. But depending on where you store it if you're afraid of the kids or something knocking the bike over while it's unattended I'd go with a paddock stand.
1056367
Sure ,as long as you center the weight of bike and lift enough so wheels are off garage floor you will be good , jmo.
1338690
I believe you could but you should make sure that the unit is attached directly to a wall stud or if not that the anchor and wall material will support the weight of the bike.
1288576
It's very stable in my garage. I can put my XL long haul trucker with panniers and my sons mtn bike or bmx. Disks on the mtn bike hit but it still holds it fine. You will probably still have to strap it all down though for any hard stops.
513611
I would not use it for anything but maintenance. It probably would physically hold the bike but it could get knocked over if it is at its highest position. Not sure how high it goes.
282023
ONLY if you rest the rear tire (as I do on a cinder block in my garage) on something that will carry most of the bike weight, AND secure the bracket to a wall stud at the appropriate height for the front tire hook to cradle the tire and not have the tire hanging on it. Only then would I consider doing what you ask. Hope this helps.
1564219
Yea u could. But go slow to make sure ta bike doesn't fall ova the other way.
1592357
I do think you could lift your bike off the ground with no problem, yes it would be stable!
962778
I do, but you have to be careful with it because it's just sitting up there with nothing locking it down. As long as you have a smooth floor and take it slow it should do ok. Also,I don't pick the bike up any higher than I need to.
1714091
Yes. No problem to store these parts. You can also store bike shoes and helmet.
1592356
It can lift both ends of the bike off the ground. Stability with my Valkyrie was good but I'd still feel better tying off the bars somehow, either from above, like from the rafters or to ground anchors. In other words, if you had it jacked up it wouldn't take too much to knock it over though if not bumped it would stay there forever, I think.
962776
I have a HD Ultra classic. It lifts it just fine, just make sure the jack is centered in the right place. If someone sturdies the bike it will move OK, it needs to be on flat concrete surface.
1753384
I use mine mostly for storing my bike but you can use it for both tuning and parking the bike.
1111399
I wouldn't recommend it for long term storage. It's meant to lift the car up and perform a tire change or other maintenance. For long term storage I'd use jack stands because they're meant for that. It probably could without a problem but would not be very safe.
419826
Yes there's a small clip which stores the bar on your bike. The clip attaches near your rear axle.
2143480
Jeff, if I was planning on aging a earthquake, I'd might think of strapping it to the wall. Other than an earthquake, I find the bike stacker to be very stable. Mine has been in my garage with two adult bikes stored on it for about two years, and I couldn't be happier.
513609
This is actually a stand to work on your bike. It is pretty strong but will not go up high enough to place a bike under it.
1878006
You'd have a hard time keeping bikes on this rack. It's excellent for cargo (boxes, luggage, coolers), but I would not recommend it for bikes.