All I can think about when I see one of these is my short a$$ standing the bike up trying to get it on the centerstand and letting it get away from me opposite the jiffy stand...
I don't think I could ever get the damn thing on the stand.
Terry,
I believe we are about the same height (I haven't measured in many years, but I used to be 5'8". Based on the latest height/weight charts, I may be taller now.

), and my first attempts to put the SEEG on the center stand reflected your comments above. I was very nervous about that 850 lbs highsiding; I also tried to rely to much on strength rather than technique. Once I finally got over the nervousness and remembered the technique from my Japanese bikes, I haven't had a problem. It sure makes cleaning the bike much more convenient, without having to drag out the regular lift, and it's a much more solid and dependable way to get the rear wheel off the ground for tire and belt inspection/maintenance, winter storage, etc. than on a hydraulic lift.
Jerry