Rear stand group buy for single sided swing arm (syd)

[Andre J]

Hi all

If anyone needs a new rear stand for single sided swing arm in black or red, I might be able to get them for $150 each. ***ah - scrap that, the ebay stands are only $80 each because im getting a couple... Read the pages below****



Constands Rear Paddock Stand
Specially designed for motorbikes with single swing arms
Easy and safe lifting of back wheel for most repair and maintenance jobs
Extra heavy duty construction
Solid wheels and optimal leverage ratio for low effort
Adapter included (bolt with ball bearing) for the models mentioned
Wheel can be turned for easier maintenance and cleaning
Can be dismantled in two parts
Weight approx. 5 Kg

Fits: Ducati

Monster 796 (2010 - 2011 )
Monster 1100 (2009 - 2011)
Monster S2R 800 (2005 - 2008)
Monster S2R 1000 (2006 - 2008)
Monster S4R (2004 - 200
Monster S4RS (2006 - 2008)
Multistrada 1000 (2002 - 2006)
Multistrada 1100 (2007 - 2009)
748
848 (2008 - 2011)
916
996
998
Hypermotard 796 (2010 - 2011 )
Hypermotard 1100 (2009 - 2011)


Let me know if u want asap as I'd like to place the order soon. Once I receive the order, pick up will be in Baulkham Hills NSW.

Andre 0413 55 66 11

[Sundog]

Kinda off topic but just how do you put your bike on a paddock stands if it's on the bike stand and leaning over? Does it need two people, one to hold the bike upright and the other to insert the stand arm into rear wheel?

[lila696]

I bought a stand from Karl (top bloke) for $90 for my husbands 848.

 http://cgi.ebay.com.au/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=260729045884&ssPageName=STRK:MEWAX:IT#ht_2840wt_800

He is based in Darlinghurst NSW 2076.

Still has a few left and will negotiate on a quantity deal also.

[Sundog]

I bought a stand from Karl (top bloke) for $90 for my husbands 848.

 http://cgi.ebay.com.au/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=260729045884&ssPageName=STRK:MEWAX:IT#ht_2840wt_800

He is based in Darlinghurst NSW 2076.

Still has a few left and will negotiate on a quantity deal also.

One less now, I just bought one, thanks for the heads up  Paid $90 using "Best Offer" ebay function, down from $110.

[Andre J]

wow that is cheap...but the cost of shipping takes it back up there a little bit.

[brimo]

Kinda off topic but just how do you put your bike on a paddock stands if it's on the bike stand and leaning over? Does it need two people, one to hold the bike upright and the other to insert the stand arm into rear wheel?

It helps to have a person to help, but once you've done it a few times it's pretty easy to do by yourself, insert the spindle into your axle from the high side and press down on the stand, can be a bit scary initially, but it's not gonna fall over if you go slow and steady.

[Sundog]

If you're close to Darlinghurst then you could pick it up and save the delivery costs I suppose.

[Sundog]

It helps to have a person to help, but once you've done it a few times it's pretty easy to do by yourself, insert the spindle into your axle from the high side and press down on the stand, can be a bit scary initially, but it's not gonna fall over if you go slow and steady.

You can insert it from the high side? From the picture the spindle appears fixed on the left, requiring a low (left) side insert.  

[cakeman]

its dead easy and as most people here will confirm, im useless at anything mechanical. So if i can do it, you guys have nothing to wory about.

Wack it in from the lowside, and bang it up (slowish) and bobs your uncle

[braando]

You can insert it from the high side? From the picture the spindle appears fixed on the left, requiring a low (left) side insert.  

Mate, are you in Sydney regions...?  If so, i'd prefer to show you than have your bike going over.....

[Andre J]

So its settled... Om going to get a stand directly from Karl (like the ebay link). And because Im buying two (or more) they're only $80 each. Anyone else want me to grab them one?

I live in Baulkham Hills.

[Sundog]

Mate, are you in Sydney regions...?  If so, i'd prefer to show you than have your bike going over.....

Nope, Mel based but no problem, I'll work it out. I was just wondering about the physical mechanics of it is all if I'm by myself. But it appears to be a no-brainer.