Will this lift work on a 2016 Harley FLHTK bagger?

Assuming the jack has an ample spot to lift from under the engine cradle, then yes. With that said, this jack is not what I’d choose if I were you. Instead, I’d use two of the RE-FJ and put one as far forward as possible under the front and one as far rearward as possible. Doing so will distribute the weight over a broader area. You’ll jack up one end an inch or two, and then the other, and repeat. Take our word for it on this one; this is by-far the better way to go. Thanks for shopping with us!

Would you recommend this lift for an 07 Nightster 1200? Thanks.

Maybe. Online Photos make it seem like there might be an obstruction that protrudes below the frame on the underside. You really need to measure your bike's ground clearance and length/width of your frame cradle to be sure the RL135 is short enough to get under the bike, and from there, that it has ample space for the arms to lift from the frame. My apologies, but this inspection must be done by the customer. We'd love to answer your question with a simple 'yes' or 'no' but that's not something we can do given the huge number of motorcycles that this lift will potentially work. Thanks for reaching out, Steve!

Is it safe to remove both wheels from a 1200cc cruiser while it’s up on one of these?

Can the lift hold the weight? Yes. Is it safe? I cannot answer that because it depends on you. How you load the bike onto the lift and how you change the center of gravity will determine if removing heavy items like wheels and tires is safe or not. I hope this helps. Thanks Dave.

What lift would be best for a 2003 Polaris Predator atv?

The weight of the bike won't be an issue, so as long as there is ample space for the lift to contact under the frame 'and' the lift height of the RL135 is enough to successfully raise the quad, then you should be okay. Granted, we also do not know where the center of gravity of your quad is located, so we cannot be certain that lifting from under the motor won't cause it to tip backward. You should probably perform a mock-up test with something like a milk crate to verify it'll work before you order. Thanks Gary!

Would this be a good match for the 2002 Honda Goldwing?

No sir. That bike does not appear to have a traditional frame cradle for the lift to contact. I'm sorry but we do not have a suggestion for what might work. Probably a good question for your local Honda tech; I bet he knows. Thanks Michael!

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This Redline Engineering RL135 Cycle/ATV lift is a great fit for your shop or garage. This jack can be used to lift a varity of small motorized vehicles such as ATVs and motorcycles. Its compact design and removable handle allows for easy storage, while the powder coat finish ensures it'll remain rust free for quite awhile! Order yours today!

KEY BENEFITS
• 6 position safety locks
• Compact for easy storage
• Lifting capacity 1250 lbs
• Handle for easy maneuverability
• Powder coated finish resists rust
• Fits nearly every common cruiser on the road including most Harley Davidson and metric motorcycles and all 4-wheelers

• Max lift height 15"
• Collapsed height 4-1/2"
• Lifting arms are 7-1/2" apart
• Lifting arms are 13-1/8" long and 2-3/4" wide
• Dimensions (w/o handle): 32"L x 15-3/4”W x 14-1/2"

• Ships 66 lbs. at 33" x 16" x 5"

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H Dog Feb 28, 2024

Q. Will this lift work on a 2016 Harley FLHTK bagger?
A. Assuming the jack has an ample spot to lift from under the engine cradle, then yes. With that said, this jack is not what I’d choose if I were you. Instead, I’d use two of the RE-FJ and put one as far forward as possible under the front and one as far rearward as possible. Doing so will distribute the weight over a broader area. You’ll jack up one end an inch or two, and then the other, and repeat. Take our word for it on this one; this is by-far the better way to go. Thanks for shopping with us!
Steve Feb 21, 2024

Q. Would you recommend this lift for an 07 Nightster 1200? Thanks.
A. Maybe. Online Photos make it seem like there might be an obstruction that protrudes below the frame on the underside. You really need to measure your bike's ground clearance and length/width of your frame cradle to be sure the RL135 is short enough to get under the bike, and from there, that it has ample space for the arms to lift from the frame. My apologies, but this inspection must be done by the customer. We'd love to answer your question with a simple "yes" or "no" but that's not something we can do given the huge number of motorcycles that this lift will potentially work. Thanks for reaching out, Steve!
Dave Feb 15, 2024

Q. Is it safe to remove both wheels from a 1200cc cruiser while it’s up on one of these?
A. Can the lift hold the weight? Yes. Is it safe? I cannot answer that because it depends on you. How you load the bike onto the lift and how you change the center of gravity will determine if removing heavy items like wheels and tires is safe or not. I hope this helps. Thanks Dave.
Gary Jan 22, 2024

Q. What lift would be best for a 2003 Polaris Predator atv?
A. The weight of the bike won't be an issue, so as long as there is ample space for the lift to contact under the frame "and" the lift height of the RL135 is enough to successfully raise the quad, then you should be okay. Granted, we also do not know where the center of gravity of your quad is located, so we cannot be certain that lifting from under the motor won't cause it to tip backward. You should probably perform a mock-up test with something like a milk crate to verify it'll work before you order. Thanks Gary!
michael Nov 10, 2023

Q. Would this be a good match for the 2002 Honda Goldwing?
A. No sir. That bike does not appear to have a traditional frame cradle for the lift to contact. I'm sorry but we do not have a suggestion for what might work. Probably a good question for your local Honda tech; I bet he knows. Thanks Michael!

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