Lifts

Motorbike lifts for a rock-solid stand

Especially in winter, many motorcyclists use the weather-related break to repair their own bike for the next season. The most important thing here is that your motorbike is stable and secure. The centre stand is rarely sufficient for this. To minimise the risk of repairs and optimisations, we recommend using a mounting stand.

The manufacturer ConStands has specialised in the development of mounting stands. With a large selection of different assembly stands, such as centre stands, rockers and lifting platforms, ConStands is guaranteed to offer you the right motorbike jack. If you are not yet sure what type of stand you need for work, transport or conversion, you can simply enter your bike in our bike finder and see the right motorbike jacks for your motorbike.

Work more comfortably with a motorbike lift

Motorbike lifts are particularly popular with many bikers, as they allow you to lift your motorbike to a comfortable height. Depending on the model, you can jack up your motorbike between 10 cm and 40 cm with the ConStands lifts. On the one hand, this is much more convenient if you are working on your bike for a longer period of time and, on the other hand, it makes it easier to get to hard-to-reach places on the underside of your motorbike. The motorbike lifts from ConStands allow you to lift a motorbike weighing up to 680 kg. This means you can easily jack up a Fat Boy with a full tank (approx. 400 kg or more).

Motorbike lifts make work around the bike easier

Our ConStands motorbike lifts are developed to the highest quality standards. Quality and durability are particularly important to us so that you can enjoy your lift for a long time. They are solid, robust and made from high-quality materials. Many of our lifts also have castors so that you can also use them as manoeuvring aids.

In the ConStands range, you will find lifts in various designs. For example, if you are looking for a small lift with a high load capacity, we recommend a Mini-Lift Mover. With the help of a crank, you can easily lift your motorbike and then, if you have opted for the version with wheels, manoeuvre it through tight spaces without any problems. If you would prefer to use a hydraulic lift with a larger support surface, we recommend one of our Midlifter models. Midlifter hydraulic lifts are equipped with a foot pedal for easy lifting and a guide bar for manoeuvring. They are particularly popular because only a small amount of force is required to lift the motorbike. At the same time, the different sizes of the model are designed so that almost any motorbike model can be jacked up with the help of individual adjustments. The Midlift L lift, for example, can carry up to 680 kilograms and can therefore also cope with particularly heavy motorbikes.

What you should look out for when buying a motorbike lift

Due to the large selection on the internet, it is often difficult to find the right lift for your motorbike. You should therefore find out which lift is compatible with your motorbike before you buy a motorbike lift. Important criteria when buying are the weight, length and width of your motorbike. If you want to attach your motorbike to the lift by anchoring the wheels, you must also consider the size of the wheels. If no anchoring is available, you can also secure your motorbike with tensioning straps on the rear wheel and handlebars, for example. This is particularly useful if you are using a lift for winter storage.

How often do you use the motorbike lift?

Do you regularly work on your motorbike? If so, then it's definitely worth buying a motorbike lift. It takes a lot of strain off your back and ensures that your motorbike doesn't fall over while you're working on it. However, a lift is not only useful for repairs or customisation, as you can also use it for maintenance or winter storage. By clamping the motorbike upright, the load on the tyres is minimised during longer downtimes. In the same way, the other motorbike components are protected during winter storage with a motorbike lift. To prepare your motorbike perfectly for winter storage, we also recommend using a tarpaulin to protect it from dust and dirt.

How much weight must your motorbike lift be able to carry?

At MOTEA, motorbike lifts start with a load capacity of up to 500 kg. Take into account the unladen weight of your motorbike and the tank capacity. You also need to include your attached accessories such as saddlebags, sissy bars and crash bars in your calculation.

Not a fan of lifting platforms? Then we recommend one of our centre stands, such as the Power-Evo from ConStands. The stable stand is designed so that you can work on the tyre, fork or motor when jacked up. At the same time, the centre stand is height-adjustable to give you maximum flexibility in terms of working height.