BH-900 Motorcycle Lift Selection: Platform Fit, Loading and Restraints

Begin with the motorcycle and the intended service work

The EHRLE BH-900 specification covers a narrow motorcycle table rated at 900 kg. Its listed arrangement includes a front wheel chock and a loading ramp. Capacity is one selection condition; the motorcycle dimensions, loading approach and securing arrangement still need confirmation for the intended maintenance work.

Send the actual motorcycle models and weights with your enquiry. Ask the supplier to confirm how each vehicle fits the platform and how it must be secured under the applicable operating instructions. A machine described as a motorcycle lift is not an approved fit list for every motorcycle below the rated weight.

Use working-platform dimensions for fit and overall dimensions for layout

The BH-900 lists a 2,232 mm platform length and 750 mm platform width. The same record gives 2,914 mm overall platform length and 890 mm overall platform width. The working platform and the overall platform envelope are different measurements.

Use the model drawing to identify the measurement endpoints and usable vehicle-support area. A 750 mm platform width should not be used as the complete equipment width in a bay plan. Likewise, neither listed length is a declared motorcycle wheelbase limit. Confirm usable tire positions, the chock arrangement and the loading geometry for the actual motorcycle. Do not infer an approved wheelbase range from platform length alone.

Review the loading approach alongside minimum height

The listed minimum height is 190 mm and lifting height is 1,200 mm. Compare the motorcycle clearance and loading approach with the supplied ramp arrangement before choosing the equipment. The record does not publish a ramp angle or an approved approach-angle limit, so request the relevant drawing rather than estimating these values from the image.

The bay needs space for loading and operator access beyond the equipment dimensions. Mark the intended approach and working position on the layout, then have them reviewed against the model documentation. The published dimensions provide a starting envelope, not a universal recommended bay size.

Confirm the restraint package separately from the wheel chock

The front wheel chock is part of the listed platform arrangement. The product record explicitly states that it is not a universal restraint by itself. The motorcycle must use the securing method specified in the operating instructions for its dimensions, balance and intended maintenance work.

Ask which securing equipment is supplied and what the chosen service tasks require. If a task changes the support or balance of the motorcycle, obtain the applicable instructions for that task rather than relying on the chock or a scene image. This guide does not prescribe tie-down locations, strap ratings or a wheel-removal procedure; those details must be confirmed for the supplied equipment and motorcycle.

Keep the 900 kg motorcycle table distinct from widened versions

This specification covers the narrow 900 kg motorcycle table. The product information identifies widened 1,300 kg tricycle equipment as a separate version, with its own platform and support arrangement. The widened version is not included in the BH-900 specification used here.

For a tricycle or ATV enquiry, provide the vehicle dimensions and intended work and request a separately approved configuration. Do not change the capacity figure on a narrow-table quotation or assume that a lower vehicle weight makes the platform suitable. Both load rating and support geometry must match the ordered version.

Specify the electrical version and supplied equipment clearly

The BH-900 lists a 2.2 kW motor and 220 V or 380 V supply choices selected when ordering. Phase and frequency must be confirmed for the ordered drive. These options do not mean a delivered unit automatically accepts both voltages.

For a workshop buying equipment for both motorcycles and passenger cars, keep the two equipment schedules distinct. The related 6010B/6010C car lifts use short platforms and a different vehicle-support arrangement; their higher capacity does not establish motorcycle-table suitability. The related link provides a separate product reference for mixed workshop procurement, not an interchangeable alternative to the BH-900.

What to include in a motorcycle-lift quotation request

Provide:
1. Motorcycle models, weights and relevant dimensions.
2. Intended maintenance tasks and any support changes they involve.
3. A measured bay layout showing the loading approach and operator space.
4. Available voltage, phase and frequency.
5. Required supplied securing equipment and accessories.
6. Delivery destination and the documents required for the selected version.

Request the exact model drawing, usable support positions, ramp arrangement, itemized accessory list and operating instructions. Have the installation site assessed using the applicable documentation; do not borrow foundation or anchoring values from another lift. Where certification is required, request documents covering the ordered model and configuration.

FAQ: Does a 900 kg rating guarantee motorcycle compatibility?

No. Confirm the actual dimensions, support positions, loading approach and securing arrangement as well as the load. The current record does not provide a universal approved motorcycle list.

FAQ: Is 750 mm the complete equipment width?

No. It is the listed working-platform width. The record also lists 890 mm overall platform width. Use the exact model drawing and include loading and working access in the layout.

FAQ: Can the wheel chock secure every motorcycle on its own?

The current product information says it is not a universal restraint. Follow the motorcycle-specific securing method in the supplied operating instructions and confirm the required equipment.

FAQ: Is this the 1,300 kg widened tricycle version?

No. This article covers the narrow 900 kg motorcycle table. Widened tricycle equipment is a separate version requiring its own verified specification and approved support arrangement.

Sources and image notes

This guide uses the current EHRLE BH-900 product record checked on 10 October 2026. The related model pages provide the underlying product information. The cover is a product scene illustration, not a customer installation photograph, a scaled layout drawing or evidence of included accessories beyond the confirmed order scope. Confirm the final supplied version and documents in the quotation.