Paddock stand - any ideas
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I've always gone with Pitbull stands. Never had an issue and the build quality is top notch and I have constant peace of mind that my bike is safe and sturdy.
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As the above, I've had Pit-Bull's for several years. They will outlive my yet unborn grand-children.
However, you may want to consider new technology that's out there.
www.dynamotousa.com
However, you may want to consider new technology that's out there.
Dynamoto - Motorcycle Moving & Storage Made Easy.
Dynamoto revolutionary multi-directional motorcycle stands. Designed and manufactured in Australia and proven over years in demanding industrial applications. Engineered composite construction is robust but still gentle on floor surfaces.
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Pit Bull is nice when you're in the states, but your profile says you're from the UK. Europe has a lot better ones to offer. FG Gubellini is the company that makes Ducati Performance branded stands and only sells for around 120 euro. Valter-Moto stands are nice too, I often see these used in the paddocks.
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+1 on pitbull- I’d go that route without any hesitation.Best bang for buck and you have the peace of mind that it’s built well.
first thought: wow.As the above, I've had Pit-Bull's for several years. They will outlive my yet unborn grand-children.
However, you may want to consider new technology that's out there.
Dynamoto - Motorcycle Moving & Storage Made Easy.
Dynamoto revolutionary multi-directional motorcycle stands. Designed and manufactured in Australia and proven over years in demanding industrial applications. Engineered composite construction is robust but still gentle on floor surfaces.
but the price is ridiculous
and i dont belive it works good on uneven ground
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I think R & G has a stand for $150ish
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You're probable right about the uneven ground issue.
I just looked at the price and it's for the set of two stands.
Still not cheap however.
After further looking at these, the front stand does not seem to be able to remove the front wheel.
I should have done more research prior to posting. My bad.
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No! was a pleasure to see, and i thank you for that.
(and i had not realized that the price is in aud.)
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Hey guys quick hijack question on this thread - I wouldn’t normally ask such a personal question? ;P....
How long are your pins ?
Of course I’m referring to the one used on the paddock stand of Streetfighter V4? My Anderson Stand(Aussie brand) is 150mm does this align with pit bull and the like?
just doesn’t look like it’s long enough when placed on axle ?
How long are your pins ?
Of course I’m referring to the one used on the paddock stand of Streetfighter V4? My Anderson Stand(Aussie brand) is 150mm does this align with pit bull and the like?
just doesn’t look like it’s long enough when placed on axle ?
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