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The narrowness of the Kenda and the trip hazard of the stabilization/tip over bar on the floor were also detractors for me. I prefer the deck be as wide or wider than the base to eliminate the trip hazard.
Probably 80% of the time my lift is used for other than motorcycles. During the day it is my garage desk then after hours it turned into the bar. For cookouts its covered with a table cloth and used as a picnic table or another flat surface to set food trays on.
Take a look at the Kendon stand-up lift, too.
FWIW, I've had the HF table for about 6 years now. It's fine for what I need it to do. It was $299 with a coupon. The wheel vise was terrible so I replaced it with something from JP Cycle for another $89. It is easy to roll around even with a bike on it. The table also does double duty as a make shift workbench occasionally when there's no bike on it. I have used Handy lifts, they're great but didn't want to spend that much for a home use unit or have to get a BF air compressor.image upload
It's a good idea is to add a brace across the table underneath a better wheel vise like this one. The table will flex somewhat whenever you clamp the wheel & tire, eventually bend and make it tough to securely clamp a front wheel.
Hey Cliffrod, Thanks for the info, I'll check it out!Art