Easy Rizer Bike Lift looks really good, anyone used one? - Page 2

hcallaway · 04-08-2009, 05:43 PM

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Originally Posted by sTE610vE

So for you guys that have used them for a while hows the lift mechanism holding up? does it work as smooth as when it was new? do you use a drill to lift your bike? Can you stop it at any height you want?

I don't think the threaded rod will ever cause a problem. You really don't have to even lube it that often. When you lift it to a certain height it will stay there forever without any stress. You pretty much have an infinite height adjustment over the range of the threaded rod. You can even padlock the lift at the highest point if you want to disable any movement like in a showroom. I use a heavy duty drill and it will fly up and down.

sfbmw · 04-09-2009, 09:42 AM

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Originally Posted by sfbmw

I have 2 of these units for sale slightly used....my brother owned both and he passed away so they are For Sale...I can't use them as i have a lift table..

Offers..????

1 left

meatsack is buying the other on Sunday...

30Bones · 04-09-2009, 09:51 AM

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Originally Posted by sfbmw

1 left

meatsack is buying the other on Sunday...

Wish I were local. This is a great design, and I have limited space as well.

scorpion · 04-09-2009, 12:44 PM

Anyone know much for the Blue model?
The site has no pricing

Sheep Shagger · 04-09-2009, 01:34 PM

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Originally Posted by scorpion

Anyone know much for the Blue model?
The site has no pricing

Follow the instructions on the web page

But if writing an email is too taxing for you.
http://www.webbikeworld.com/motorcycle-lift/bike-lift/
Bottom of the page for Suggested Retail Price.

monkeyfez · 04-09-2009, 01:55 PM

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Originally Posted by Sheep Shagger

Follow the instructions on the web page

But if writing an email is too taxing for you.
http://www.webbikeworld.com/motorcycle-lift/bike-lift/
Bottom of the page for Suggested Retail Price.

or you could just not be an ass and post this:

Suggested Retail Price: Lift - $625.95; Beam Mounts - $70.00; Footpeg Adapter - $35.00; Front Multi-Mount $35.00.

Review link

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Speed King · 04-09-2009, 02:15 PM

Hmmm, that review is interesting. I'm going to have to think about that some more.

sfbmw · 04-14-2009, 10:33 AM

Still have 1 lift available...any interest..???
maybe i should advertise it in the Flea Market..??

ONE ARMED ROB · 10-04-2012, 06:22 PM

I saw an easy rizer at Birmingham NEC in 1999 and dreamed of one until 2012 when i bought one....NIGHTMARE!!!
1. i couldn't find any1 who had it...even one of the people on there list who i know through racing bikes so couldn't 'try before I buy'
2. No-one at the factory with any technical knowledge was available to talk to.
3. There is no movement on price...even for trade purposes and taking into account it is considerably more expensive than an equal quality table
4. They took weeks to post it
5. Essential parts were missing on arrival
6.it burns drills out unless you use a good quality and usually expensive drilling (technically adding to its price as it is a nuisance having to use a drill for jobs and the lift...usually meaning you will get fed up and buy another just for the lift)
7. The wheel holders and other attachments were made to fit tightly....i assume with no thought for the powder coating to be applied during production adding to thickness, meaning that when you build the lift this gets damaged causing it to rust later and looking 'shabby' quite quickly...i also assume that this could corrode to the lift for people only using occasionally and potentially seize in place.
8. It is very time consuming to change attachments if used in a workshop environment on various bikes and if extreme care isn't taken you could easily damage bike to be lifted.
9. Extreme force was needed to remove wheel holders causing further damage
10. Company accepted return, accused me of keeping the parts that were missing, as well as damaging it (i could not use it without taking the coating off it as there wasn't any tolerance)
11. The boss was then aggressive and intimidating when i asked for a refund.
12. No refund was given, yet they kept the product I paid for!!!!
If/when I get chance i will try and get hold of one and put a video on YouTube with the things they don't want you to see

In my opinion BEST AVOIDED

30Bones · 10-04-2012, 06:30 PM

Well maybe if you had two arms........tap tap tap, this thing on?

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04-09-2009, 02:15 PM	#22
Speed King Beastly Adventurer Joined: Oct 2008 Location: Omaha Oddometer: 1,342	Hmmm, that review is interesting. I'm going to have to think about that some more.

04-14-2009, 10:33 AM	#23
sfbmw Gnarly Adventurer Joined: Apr 2008 Location: San Francisco Oddometer: 148	Still have 1 lift available...any interest..??? maybe i should advertise it in the Flea Market..??

10-04-2012, 06:22 PM	#24
ONE ARMED ROB n00b Joined: Oct 2009 Oddometer: 3	I saw an easy rizer at Birmingham NEC in 1999 and dreamed of one until 2012 when i bought one....NIGHTMARE!!! 1. i couldn't find any1 who had it...even one of the people on there list who i know through racing bikes so couldn't 'try before I buy' 2. No-one at the factory with any technical knowledge was available to talk to. 3. There is no movement on price...even for trade purposes and taking into account it is considerably more expensive than an equal quality table 4. They took weeks to post it 5. Essential parts were missing on arrival 6.it burns drills out unless you use a good quality and usually expensive drilling (technically adding to its price as it is a nuisance having to use a drill for jobs and the lift...usually meaning you will get fed up and buy another just for the lift) 7. The wheel holders and other attachments were made to fit tightly....i assume with no thought for the powder coating to be applied during production adding to thickness, meaning that when you build the lift this gets damaged causing it to rust later and looking 'shabby' quite quickly...i also assume that this could corrode to the lift for people only using occasionally and potentially seize in place. 8. It is very time consuming to change attachments if used in a workshop environment on various bikes and if extreme care isn't taken you could easily damage bike to be lifted. 9. Extreme force was needed to remove wheel holders causing further damage 10. Company accepted return, accused me of keeping the parts that were missing, as well as damaging it (i could not use it without taking the coating off it as there wasn't any tolerance) 11. The boss was then aggressive and intimidating when i asked for a refund. 12. No refund was given, yet they kept the product I paid for!!!! If/when I get chance i will try and get hold of one and put a video on YouTube with the things they don't want you to see In my opinion BEST AVOIDED