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Old 09-30-2011, 12:14 AM
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i looking for one of them thing i see ppl use to hol the bike up it hooks on the swing arm i have no clue on whats it is called or were to get one or how it works on the bike so i need info thank you
 
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Old 09-30-2011, 01:23 AM
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They are Paddock stands, I dont have any yet but they are on my wish list, you can get one for the front and one for rear, and the hooks are called spools.
 
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how do the spools mount to the stock swing arm
 
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Old 09-30-2011, 09:31 AM
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lmao this thing??


I got one for free for going to pick up a bike with my buddy, anyways, its just like a rubber mounting piece that you just screw in depending on the width of the swing arm.
 
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I just use a cheap spool stand, I drilled and tapped the swingarm to fit the spools. Not the ideal position but I was trying to put them where they would not weeken the swinger.

Can kinda see in this shot
 
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Old 09-30-2011, 10:52 AM
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If you don't have spools, you need to use the kind with the pads that slide under the swingarm.

You can find decent stands In the $65 range. I welded up my own rear stand cause I had a lot of spare steel tubing left over from another project, but you can find combo deals out there like this for stands pretty easily - this is the front stand that I use.

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Old 09-30-2011, 12:03 PM
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Low Profile Rear Motorcycle Spool Stand

with these

Paddle Adapters


Buy any motorcycle magazine and you can easily find 20% off coupons and pretty much bring your entire shopping experience down to $40 shipped for a swing arm stand that will do either spool or basic swingarm.
 
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thanks for the info guys
 
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Isn't this why the bike has a centre stand ;o)
 
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In the US, the rear-stand was an option. If the bike was purchased for the track,
that's one of the first things to go. Most people elected to pass on the rear-stand.

Back to the main thread...
Add a front wheel chock to make it easier still.
Motorcycle Wheel Chock

One of those, mounted on a piece of plywood. Makes lifting the rear less of a
balancing act. Not dropping your bike, even once, and it's paid for.

Ern
 

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