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I have an aftermarket stand I use in my garage for parking it cost a fraction of the price of the Ducati stand and did not come with those Ducati quality enhancements you have highlighted 
Only difference it was black... it cost ZAR 780.00 about 50 US dollars
I removed the chain adjust sticker on my swing arm and put it onto my stand as this is how i adjust the chain if needed
Only difference it was black... it cost ZAR 780.00 about 50 US dollars
I removed the chain adjust sticker on my swing arm and put it onto my stand as this is how i adjust the chain if needed
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No experience with the Ducati stand but that is lacking in quality from your pics. Pitbull is the best in my opinion.
Thanks for reply Greg.
I am really disappointed with build quality of my Ducati paddock stand especially taking into consideration that I paid more than 200$ for it. I think I should go for Lightech stand.
I am wondering only if my case is isolated example.
I am really disappointed with build quality of my Ducati paddock stand especially taking into consideration that I paid more than 200$ for it. I think I should go for Lightech stand.
I am wondering only if my case is isolated example.
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Keep the stand just fix the small issues the axle for its wheels is a 10 min job and just remove the 49mm wheel axle and have it re epoxy coated, Red rules in the garage
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I'm a big fan of T-Rex stands. They're reversible and the bar to lock the rear wheel is bonus when you want to remove the wheel nut. I also like that the lever arm sits on a Delrin pad. I keep my Panigale in the living room with hard wood floors. It doesn't scratch the floors when I want to move the bike around and work on it.
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T-Rex owner here and for the price it can't get any better. Quality stand, would buy again!
RetardedTiming are those AEM rear sets on your Anni? Any insight on installing, adjusments, adjusting, brake/shift feel, gp shift?
RetardedTiming are those AEM rear sets on your Anni? Any insight on installing, adjusments, adjusting, brake/shift feel, gp shift?
I have an aftermarket stand I use in my garage for parking it cost a fraction of the price of the Ducati stand and did not come with those Ducati quality enhancements you have highlighted
Only difference it was black... it cost ZAR 780.00 about 50 US dollars
I removed the chain adjust sticker on my swing arm and put it onto my stand as this is how i adjust the chain if needed
FYI, the chain shouldn't be adjusted on the stand
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Pitbull. Who buys a $30kOTD motorcycle and stands it on a $50 stand
It is brand new stand straight from Ducati factory. As per my dealer I can live with its issues but my point is the stand is not worth approximately 230$..I am gonna replace it for Lightech. I do have some sticker but did not put it on stand yet.
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I put a 6 million rand car on fallken 453's....Pitbull. Who buys a $30kOTD motorcycle and stands it on a $50 stand
No issues yet and my local track at 1 min 16 seconds......wonder if it would be better on p zeros????
It's not the brand of ones equipment brother its how we use it
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