Motorcycle Rear Wheel Lifter Stand – 200kg Heavy Duty Portable

The T2P Portable Motorcycle Wheel Lifter is the ultimate tool for riders who need a compact, reliable way to perform maintenance without a bulky paddock stand. Ideal for chain cleaning, lubrication, and tire inspections, this lifter is designed for bikes without a center stand. It provides a stable, adjustable lift that is small enough to fit in your top box or under-seat storage.

Key Technical Features

High-Capacity Lifting Power Despite its compact size and lightweight 720g frame, this lifter is constructed from high-grade iron and can support a load capacity of up to 200kg. It is suitable for a wide range of motorcycles, including Class 2B, 2A, and Class 2 bikes.

Precision Screw Rod Mechanism Equipped with a smooth screw-thread rod, the stand allows for effortless and precise height adjustments. This flexibility ensures it can accommodate various swingarm heights, providing the exact clearance needed to rotate your rear wheel freely.

Enhanced Leverage Handle The upgraded ergonomic handle is designed to reduce the physical effort required to lift the bike. By providing superior leverage, it makes routine maintenance convenient even for solo riders.

Safety and Stability For secure operation, the stand features a non-slip reinforced base. This ensures the lifter remains firmly in place on various ground surfaces, providing a safe environment for your maintenance tasks.

Ultra-Portable Design Weighing only 720g, this tool is designed for convenience on the go. It is the perfect solution for riders with limited garage space or those who need to perform maintenance during long-distance touring.

Usage Instructions

1. Positioning: Place the motorcycle on its side stand on level ground. Ensure the front brake is engaged (using a brake lock or rubber band or the included velcro strap).
   
   
2. Setup: Place the lifter under the swingarm on the side opposite the side stand.
   
   
3. Lift: Adjust the screw rod to the desired height. Use the handle to pivot the bike upward until the rear tire is slightly off the ground.
   
   
4. Maintenance: Perform your chain cleaning or wheel inspection. Once finished, slowly lower the bike back to the ground.