E-Stand :An Assistive Main Stand Effortless Motorcycle Lifing

The E-Stand: Assistive Main Stand for Effortless Motorcycle Lifting was successfully designed and developed to reduce the physical effort required for motorcycle parking. By utilizing a 12 V electric actuator and a simple control mechanism, the system enables smooth and convenient lifting and lowering of the motorcycle.   The developed prototype demonstrated reliable operation, improved parking stability, and enhanced user convenience. The system is particularly beneficial for elderly riders, women riders, and users handling heavy motorcycles. The results indicate that the proposed E-Stand is a practical, safe, and cost-effective solution for modern motorcycles, contributing to improved ergonomics and rider comfort.  

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