What did you just buy for your Ducati?

[Desert Dust]

NICE^^^^^that takes the place of both of my T-Rex stands.

[seanster]

that pad-dock stand is very nice indeed.  How much was that?

[Desert Dust]

that pad-dock stand is very nice indeed.  How much was that?

Thanks! I was afraid to ask. But I want one.

[dufukincati]

~$600 with the wheels. It really helps with the parking situation in my garage, because I can roll it pretty much everywhere. There is also the added benefit of getting the suspension unloaded in the winter, and you can work on the suspension and triple trees etc without hanging it from the rafters.

Bursig seems to have a large selection of adapter plates so if and when I move on to a new bike, they have me covered.

[Desert Dust]

~$600 with the wheels. It really helps with the parking situation in my garage, because I can roll it pretty much everywhere. There is also the added benefit of getting the suspension unloaded in the winter, and you can work on the suspension and triple trees etc without hanging it from the rafters.

Bursig seems to have a large selection of adapter plates so if and when I move on to a new bike, they have me covered.

$600.00 isn't bad when you consider about $400.00 for two Pit Bull stands to do the same job.

Anybody want a deal on a couple of T-Rex stands? 

[Armor]

Won't fit your bike.

[dufukincati]

I think it would fit an s2r?

996/S4R/Monster1000

[Desert Dust]

Won't fit your bike.

That's OK. I don't have the $600.00 anyway.   

[BoDiddley]

I think it would fit an s2r?

996/S4R/Monster1000

Now that is a winter project waiting to happen, a little square stock and some wheels, Monster specific of course.  Any thoughts on where that one is attached?  I think it needs slightly large wheels.

[ChrisK]

I'm building one in the garage right now 

I'm about 70% complete, I'll post it up here when I'm done.

[sgollapalle]

~$600 with the wheels. It really helps with the parking situation in my garage, because I can roll it pretty much everywhere. There is also the added benefit of getting the suspension unloaded in the winter, and you can work on the suspension and triple trees etc without hanging it from the rafters.

Bursig seems to have a large selection of adapter plates so if and when I move on to a new bike, they have me covered.

Motomfg makes one too. I got that without the wheel adapters from monsterparts and am pretty happy with it. Don't think they are so much different in construction, but the motomfg was getting shipped from within the USA, so my total was ~$390 shipped.

[dufukincati]

  Motomfg doesn't make a stand for the pre 2008 SSS monsters. Bursig was the only option. Correct me if I'm wrong.

[sgollapalle]

Didn't see that. I knew they too had adapters for a wide variety of bikes. Guess not for the older models..

[reddog]

SC Project Racer Silencers and Evotech Tail Tidy

[rozer]

 A new roommate:


Traded in my Hypermotard for an 848 EVO.
Can't believe I actually have the keys to both these motorcycles.
Am I dreaming? Please somebody pinch me...