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This device is installed at the back of our toy hauler. It lets me park my 480-pound adventure bike upright while I dismount and secure it to the D-rings. The price is excellent for the value it provides, and the design is both stable and efficient.

Ble montert på MC bord og gjør av og påkjøring til en lek i forholdt til skrutvingen som var på bordet fra før av. Anbefales

Holds my 2005 gsx-r 750. Sturdy stand & nice look so overall I'd say this is worth it for the price.

All good

It's a little wide, it does create a tripping hazard.

Absolutely brilliant, Very heavy duty, purchased for my 23 Road Glide, holds it perfectly

schnel geliefert. Super Artikle, massiv und stabil. Einfache Montage

Overall, the product is solidly constructed but tolerance between the backstop and pivot plate with the base plate is pretty sloppy. Pivot to base at the fixing pin has about 10mm of side slop. Between the backstop and base plate at the 12mm fixing pin is about 8mm. Not the end of the earth but the addition of several washers is a must to ensure the bike is held upright without sideways/rocking movement. I had hoped for a portable bike stand to use in my garage with a couple of bikes but slides on concrete so easily due to the short pivot creating a steep ramp to drive onto the stand so Ill need to add rubber pads under the stand for it to do what I need it to do.

Parfait ,aussi bien dans le garage que sur la remorque, la moto une fois posée ,tient toute seule , plus qu'à sangler et c'est parti.

The wheel chuck is extremely sturdy and well made but keep moving back when trying to put the motorcycle on it. I remedied the issue by using a ratcheting strap ( wide one if possible) without the ratchet ( just the strap with the hook) and slide iit under the wheel chuck and hook to the "T" part of the chuck. Extend the strap at least 8 feet in straight line to the chuck. When riding the bike on it, the weight of it will keep the chuck in place. FYI use a towel on the vertical portion of the stand as if your tires are wide, it could stick to it (I had to use a 2by4 to pry out my motorcycle the first time.