Depends on which tire I want up. I use a come along on a rafter in the shop.
A piece of soft 1/2" rope, dropped down on the outside of the frame, up in the middle, between tank and seat lifts the rear.
You can put the sidestand up, lay it over, slip a cinder block under, stand it up, and tie it upright.
Or build the
Lumber Jack
It's described , probably in tech.

Blueraven wrote on 02/15/18 at 12:21:16:


I pushed mine on two blocks of wood under the tires, put some blocks under the engine and the exhaust mounting bracket which has a flat bottom, then removed the blocks under the tires.

With a jack lift it would've been much easier.

depends on how high...
take the tank off and you can hook into the square tube and lift it as high as you want.

front tire off the ground, 2 standard jackstands under the front pegs.
rear tire lift, floor jack under the muffler support arm.

Here are a few photos of a quick way to get a single tire up with a jack stand, and photos of the value of a table stand. In this photo the handlebars are strapped to a table. A jack can be inserted below the engine to lift the rear tire. If you strap the rear of the bike of the work bench, the front can be lifted.

Here is a photo of my bike table from day one of my cafe build:

http://suzukisavage.com/cgi-bin/YaBB.pl?board=tech;action=display;num=1100379341