Stand for bike rebuild, recommendations?

[goto10]

I'm looking around for a reasonably priced stand for a (hopeful) rebuild project. The bike will end up being on the stand for quite some time whilst I slowly fanny around with it.

I've seen a Sealey MC4500
https://www.uktoolbox.com/products/sealey-tools-motorcycle-and-quad-scissor-lift-500kg-capacity-hydraulic.html

Or a Sealey MCL500
https://www.uktoolbox.com/products/sealey-tools-single-post-motorcycle-lift-450kg-capacity.html

Any benefit/downside to either choice for long term use?
Or any other suggestions at a similar price point?
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[SpeedyCBR1100]

Those stands are fine if your bike isn't faired. I've never used one so can't comment on how good they are. I did, however, have a Blackbird up on my Abba skylift for a year and a half. I could move the whole thing round my garage fairly easily and I could, just as easily, have the bike in the horizontal position and move it to a "nose up" or "nose down" position to make it easier to work on different parts of the bike. Hope that helps.

[NJD]

Well the two most important questions to ensure you get exactly what you need, and it will work, is:

1) What's the bike?

2) How much of a rebuild is a rebuild?

How far in stripping down are you likely to go?
Are you going to be doing it all in one go (stripping) or rebuild and replace and move on?

As a general rule of thumb -- and I say this loosely -- from watching DelBoy I'd say you'd need a table and various methods of jiggery depending on what you're up to at the time.
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[goto10]

It's a '76 Suzuki GT500, I'm planning to strip to a bare frame and blast/rebuild. (Assuming the frame isn't rotten), going to happen over many, many (many) months.
Hopefully.the teardown itself won't take _too_ long, but the rebuild certainly will.
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[wr6133]

I'd buy a proper table lift. Reasoning being you are planning to go long haul on this, a table lift gives you a bit more of a work surface that you can place things down on and return to later without them having been moved about/filed/etc.

[yen_powell]

[NJD]