Paddock stand bobbins M750?

[gentlemanjim]

I see them advertised, but where do they mount?

[kopfjäger]

One of the guys here that’s well versed will know for sure, but I believe (?) only the aluminum swing arms were drilled out for the bobbins. I have no idea the years.

[ducpainter]

kopf is correct.

I suppose you could drill and tap, but there wouldn't be enough material thickness for me to consider them.

A better solution would be a threaded insert, IMO.

The best solution is a rear stand that doesn't use bobbins.

[Howie]

Some of the aluminum swing arms had bobbins, some didn't.  My bike is a didn't.  Here is an option  https://www.pit-bull.com/motorcycle-apparel-accessories/motorcycle-spools-kits/weld-on-spool-adapters-steel-aluminum-or-929-f0019-000

[gentlemanjim]

Thanks for the recommendations

[cayman s]

One of the guys here that’s well versed will know for sure, but I believe (?) only the aluminum swing arms were drilled out for the bobbins. I have no idea the years.
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Spools were welded to the aluminum swingarms of some bikes at the factory, like on my M900.

https://www.dropbox.com/preview/IMG_1720.JPG

The hollow aluminum swingarms were not drilled for factory or aftermarket spools.

[Harps]

Wow, came here to ask just this question...thanks!  Unfortunately, my M750 is a "have not"

[JEFF_H]

M750s didnt come with alum swingarms
Pit Bull makes an insert that you can drill/add to your swingarm to mount the bobbin

[Howie]

M750s didnt come with alum swingarms
Pit Bull makes an insert that you can drill/add to your swingarm to mount the bobbin

https://www.pit-bull.com/motorcycle-apparel-accessories/motorcycle-spools-kits/weld-on-spool-adapters-steel-aluminum-or-929-f0019-000