VIVOHOME Motorcycle Lift Jack, 1100 lbs

For a motorcycle sitting low in the garage, getting access to the wheels, engine, or chain can be awkward. The VIVOHOME scissor lift uses a hand crank to raise a bike or ATV, with a lifting range from 3.5 to 14.5 inches and a stated capacity of 1100 lbs. Its wide, rubber-covered platform is designed to keep the contact area from slipping or scratching, while the compact scissor shape is easier to store than a bulkier shop lift. The useful detail to weigh before buying is fit: the listing describes broad vehicle compatibility but doesn’t specify frame contact points for individual models.

Key specifications

This is a steel, crank-operated center lift with a 14.6 x 9 inch platform, a textured rubber pad, and adjustable screw adapters intended to help balance the stand on uneven floors. The listed lifting range is 3.5 to 14.5 inches, and the stated maximum load is 1100 lbs. Those figures make it suitable for raising a machine for access during maintenance, but the capacity alone doesn’t establish that the platform will contact every bike’s frame in the right place. Check the lift points and clearance on your specific vehicle before relying on it.

The red powder-coated finish is described as resisting oil, grease, and rust, which may make cleanup after garage work less fussy. The crank provides manual control as you raise or lower the lift, this isn’t a powered hoist, so operation involves turning the handle rather than pressing a switch.

Who it’s for

It suits you if you want a compact garage tool for tasks such as cleaning a chain, accessing a wheel, or working near the engine, and your motorcycle or ATV can be positioned securely on its platform. Picture rolling the stand into place, turning the crank to gain working room, then using the lift for a chain-cleaning session without needing a larger shop setup. The listing also names UTVs, scooters, and snowmobiles, but its broad fit language doesn’t replace checking dimensions and support points for your machine.

You may want to skip it if your maintenance calls for a higher lift, powered operation, or a stand tailored to a particular frame design. The stated maximum height is 14.5 inches, and no vehicle-specific fit chart is provided in the product details.

What’s included

The listing says a motorcycle chain-cleaning brush comes with the lift. That’s a practical extra for routine chain care, though it doesn’t change the jack’s lifting limits or confirm fit for a particular bike. No other included accessories are identified in the available details.

Questions before you buy

How is the lift raised and lowered? A reinforced crank handle operates the scissor mechanism manually. The listed height range is 3.5 to 14.5 inches.

Can it be used with an ATV? The product description names ATVs as a use case and also lists several other vehicle types. Confirm that your model’s contact points fit the platform before use.

Does the platform have a protective surface? Yes. The 14.6 x 9 inch platform has a textured rubber pad intended to reduce slipping and scratching.

Is it worth it?

This lift makes sense when the goal is modest-height access for hands-on motorcycle maintenance, with a manual crank and compact storage taking priority over a powered or vehicle-specific setup. The included chain brush adds a useful maintenance accessory, and the adjustable adapters may help when the floor isn’t perfectly even. Its main tradeoff is the lack of model-by-model fit information: if your bike has unusual frame contact points, or the 14.5-inch maximum won’t provide enough clearance for the job, a lift designed around that vehicle or task is the safer buying direction.