The SAS Motorcycle lift attachment is designed specifically for salvage auctions to move salvaged motorcycles.  Two frequent challenges salvage auctions have with motorcycles are safe upright restraint to test run motorcycles with damaged front wheel and safely lifting and moving motorcycles. 

Brief test running of engines of a salvage motorcycle can provide a good demonstration to potential buyers to better evaluate the motorcycle and provide increased confidence, leading to higher bid and sale prices.  Securing a motorcycle with a damaged front wheel in an upright position by hand or some type of unsecured floor jack is not safe.  This innovative, Patented, Bike-Lift attachment for wheel loaders by SAS Forks provides a safe solution for temporary engine run testing. 

The second challenge with salvage motorcycles is lifting, moving and loading.  A common practice is to hang the motorcycle from slings under a fork and move it and load onto truck for transport.  This practice is fraught with unneeded safety hazards, such as having a fork extended over the motorcycle while a person is fastening slings.  A person should never go near or under a lifted fork, due to crushing hazard.  Additionally when moving, a hazard is the motorcycling is swinging on the sling which could cause the sling to disconnect and there is a risk of dropping the motorcycle.  Finally, a hazard when loading onto a truck or trailer, is there likely could be a person close to the swinging motorcycle and a pinch or crush point exists. This innovative, Patented, Bike-Lift attachment for wheel loaders by SAS Forks provides a safe solution for securing, lifting, moving and loading motorcycles.

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