Thanks for posting. I plan on getting one soon. I keep my bike in a public garage and have a hard time doing any maintenance because of it. Also I'm planning a 1200 mile road trip. This will come in handy for roadside lube and inspection.
Here is an Idea. If you tighten the pivit nut a little it may move off bike slower like site video. It may be good, bit more staying power. Wonder how stable it would be using 2 of them, holding bike up straight?
@klrbiker Not sure exactly how that would work, but I know this was made to only slightly lift the bike off the ground so the rear wheel can move freely. Unless it was specifically engineered to handle the weight and unforseen movement of the bike, I would not recommend it. If you need to get the swingarm up in the air, to do stuff such as a tire change, then I recommend just buying a Pitbull rear stand :)
Thanks for posting. I plan on getting one soon. I keep my bike in a public garage and have a hard time doing any maintenance because of it. Also I'm planning a 1200 mile road trip. This will come in handy for roadside lube and inspection.
itsbobbyagain 1 week ago
Here is an Idea. If you tighten the pivit nut a little it may move off bike slower like site video. It may be good, bit more staying power. Wonder how stable it would be using 2 of them, holding bike up straight?
klrbiker 4 months ago
@klrbiker Not sure exactly how that would work, but I know this was made to only slightly lift the bike off the ground so the rear wheel can move freely. Unless it was specifically engineered to handle the weight and unforseen movement of the bike, I would not recommend it. If you need to get the swingarm up in the air, to do stuff such as a tire change, then I recommend just buying a Pitbull rear stand :)
NaudanX 3 months ago