Very good video review of the front and rear stands, with the different options that they offer and material specs. Thanks for taking the time to make this detailed review. This is going to be my early Christmas gift for year 2020. LOL!!
Im glad this is still helping people. It has been 5 years now, and my bikes sit on them all the time. all of winter storage and when ever im not riding them i usually put them up on stands. so they have held up. only issue, is maybe the paint isnt so great. in that its just paint it have chip or rub off. and you dont want to leave it exposed so it rusts. So maybe once a year i see a paint chip and i just put some touch up on it, to avoid bare metal. Pretty minimal thing
Thanks for the comment and bringing this back to my attention. I should update that I am still using both sets of stands, and my bikes are on them basically 24 7 365 since I bought them
How did you install the rear stand onto the trolly? Mine arrived without instructions, and it seems like the wheel axles are about 1/2" too long to be maneuvered into place.
I mention in the video you have to unbolt the legs, so you have 2 separate pieces. have you don't that? if so you take the wheels off and just slide them in the hole then the pin goes over the other side. then bolt the hoop to the legs.
Very good video review of the front and rear stands, with the different options that they offer and material specs. Thanks for taking the time to make this detailed review. This is going to be my early Christmas gift for year 2020. LOL!!
Im glad this is still helping people. It has been 5 years now, and my bikes sit on them all the time. all of winter storage and when ever im not riding them i usually put them up on stands. so they have held up. only issue, is maybe the paint isnt so great. in that its just paint it have chip or rub off. and you dont want to leave it exposed so it rusts. So maybe once a year i see a paint chip and i just put some touch up on it, to avoid bare metal. Pretty minimal thing
BEST looking R1 ever.
Thanks for the comment and bringing this back to my attention. I should update that I am still using both sets of stands, and my bikes are on them basically 24 7 365 since I bought them
That was great!!!!
I know what I'm gonna buy !!!
Nice review, Thanks!!!
great review! !
How did you install the rear stand onto the trolly? Mine arrived without instructions, and it seems like the wheel axles are about 1/2" too long to be maneuvered into place.
I mention in the video you have to unbolt the legs, so you have 2 separate pieces. have you don't that? if so you take the wheels off and just slide them in the hole then the pin goes over the other side. then bolt the hoop to the legs.
vashtsdaytona great review! But when you were assembling the trolley, how did you take off the wheels from the rear stand? Thank you.
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