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Moto GP Paddock Stands
Hi All
Am in the market for some Paddock stands. Fed up wheeling my bike back and forth just to lube the chain plus i need to give it a service and check a few bits and bobs and finally remove that dam exhaust valve that keeps sticking despite it supposedly being fixed by Suzuki :-( Are these stands any good?? The seem cheap for the set. Just dont want me bike to fall off http://www.amazon.co.uk/MOTOGP-SUPER...523925&sr=8-19 |
Re: Moto GP Paddock Stands
can't comment on those but I can recommend Ricambi Weiss on ebay - a pair for about the same money. HTH
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Re: Moto GP Paddock Stands
I would get something with hooks and put some bobbins on the bike. So much easier to lift and more secure.
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Re: Moto GP Paddock Stands
the ricambi weiss ones come with bobbin hooks or flat plates for the swinging arms. Very good value.
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My Sv fell off the one with the rubber plates, avoid like the plauge
Get one with hooks at least or invest in an ABBA stand, well worth the moola |
Re: Moto GP Paddock Stands
I got one of those for Xmas a couple of years ago and it bent the first time I tried to use it.
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I think they are poo... I had one for a while, scratched my swing arm on the 600RR and general build quality is rubbish.
Buy a Harris or Abba Stand. |
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May as well prop your bike up with a stick of butter.
Get these ones. I've got the rear one and a similar headstock lift. Definitely the way forward. You will need some paddock stand bobbins/ cotton reels but once you got this lot everything will be easier. You wont need a mate to help you either once you get used to it. |
Abba stand
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bought mine off ebay £10,bobbins £6 brilliant
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