[limpdonut1369]

I’m wondering if this stand would work with my muscle? If not is there a setup that you guys would suggest?

 

[rbabos]

I’m wondering if this stand would work with my muscle? If not is there a setup that you guys would suggest?

Most of us use these or similar. Works for both ends and covers most tasks unless you are really old in which case a full blown lift is nice. Still need a scissor jack even with a lift to do work.

https://www.amazon.com/Dragway-Tools-Motorcycle-Center-Scissor/dp/B00E8HGCEY

 

[Ty.]

Pop on fb marketplace and look up motorcycle lift. I bought my craftsman lift for $50 from an older gentleman in my area. He used it once. I bought it specifically for my v rod because I needed to lift it to change my rear tire after a blow out. I tried using my pit bull rear stand from my r1 but that wouldn’t work. The craftsman lift works awesome for the v rod. I’m about to use it again to change my front tire. Good luck and hope you find one

 

[2009 vrscf]

I have the aluminum jack from. Harbor freight. Is $179 but goes on sale frequently and typically you can find a 20% off coupon. It is low profile and slides under the bike with no problem. I initially had their steel version as much cheaper but it sits too high when collapsed for the f and would have to pull the bike almost eleven to get the steel one to side under it. This aluminum is awesome. When I wash my bike, I do it on the lift so I can easy spin the tires to clean them and the rims and the jack won’t rust.

https://www.harborfreight.com/1500-lbs-capacity-atv-motorcycle-lift-63397.html

 

[adri]

I use this lift on my 2006 VRSCD Night Rod

Love it!

 

[MotorMike]

I use a pit bull for maintenance and cleaning my bikes. Worked with my RGC and also the Muscle.

 

[MikeSez]

I could not make out your pic, but I have a scissor jack which lifts it off the ground to do most work. Only problem is the oil pan extends lower then the frame rails so you have to either get one that has extenders that mount directly on the rails, or you will need to fabricate something that will perform the same function.

 

[Candyorange13F]

I bought a Craftsman aluminum...works fine, but I'm tempted to get a table-type hoist to raise it high with wheels down.

 

[2009 vrscf]

I bought a Craftsman aluminum...works fine, but I'm tempted to get a table-type hoist to raise it high with wheels down.

For me, it is easier on the jack vs table as I like to raise it with the wheels in the air and makes it very easy to clean the rims when I wash it or detail it. I have the aluminum jack and wash the bike while it is on the lift in the air and not need to worry about the jack rusting

 

[Davypig]

To answer your question directly, I was told at cycle gear none of those types fit our bikes

 

[DJMurphy]

Most of us use these or similar. Works for both ends and covers most tasks unless you are really old in which case a full blown lift is nice. Still need a scissor jack even with a lift to do work.

https://www.amazon.com/Dragway-Tools-Motorcycle-Center-Scissor/dp/B00E8HGCEY

I purchased the hydraulic one at Canadian Tires years ago. It’s held up well and fits any cruiser I’ve ever thrown at it.

 

[KTXdm9]

I like my Northern Tool lift. They will run sales if you are patient.

https://www.northerntool.com/shop/tools/product_200641776_200641776?cm_mmc=Housefile-_-RECEIVED-_-707-_-CONF