Lifting With the motorcycle in neutral and the engine off, both of you can hold the handlebars firmly and lift the front end together by using your leg strength. Be cautious and ensure proper coordination to maintain balance and avoid any injuries.
Using a Ramp: If you have access to a sturdy and reliable ramp, you can use it to lift the front wheel of your motorcycle. Place the ramp in front of the motorcycle and ensure it is securely positioned on a stable surface. With the motorcycle in neutral, push it up the ramp carefully, allowing the front wheel to lift off the ground gradually. Use caution and make sure you have proper control over the motorcycle throughout the process.
It's important to note that lifting a motorcycle without a stand can be risky, and the methods described above may not be suitable for all types of motorcycles or situations. If you're unsure or uncomfortable with the process, it's best to consult a professional mechanic or use a suitable motorcycle stand or lift designed for safe lifting and maintenance.