I built support blocks

[Metalman]

When doing my first oil change, I lifted the Spyder with an aluminum craftsman motorcycle/ATV lift. The Spyder is quite a bit heavier than the motorcycles I've lifted with it, but it picked it up fine. I used concrete blocks under the three wheels, so the jack could be pulled out to access the drain plugs and to stabilize the trike. Today, I built a set of blocks out of two by fours and decking screws to use instead of concrete blocks. They are obviously much lighter and lift the trike a bit more than the concrete blocks. I used 12 inch and 10 inch long two by fours.

 

[hogmemberisold]

I built a few after my first oil change like you did. They are hanging up in the garage for next time. Good looking!

 

[Briorick]

Nice job! Now that my Spyder has been put to rest, as of today, for the long winter, this could be a great time to duplicate what you have made here. Would surely be of great usage allowing more undercarriage room.
Thanks again for the pics.

 

[Mrmikey]

I built something similar for mine but just the back. The front wheels I back up onto my ramps then jack the back up with my trolly jack and put the framework similar to yours under it.

 

[pauly1]

Nice! I like that they are wide and stable, too. Simple...why didn't I think of that?