front stand

Brogins · 15-Dec-2005, 15:33

Guys, what's the best FRONT stand for the 999??
I have the (cheap) motrax one, but is a pain to set it right and most of the times, the supports slide behind the fork, touching the brake calipers support (which are integrated part of the lower fork piece)..
Thanks
Brogins

Davieravie · 15-Dec-2005, 15:38

Ive got the DP one. Its not fell off yet! Bit expensive mind.

HW · 15-Dec-2005, 15:48

I've got the Harris stainless one. Not a bad price and it works for me.

uncledunnie · 15-Dec-2005, 15:51

I use this one, solid as a rock, fits under the headstock, you do not need to remove any fairing panels, one man operation and allows you to turn the headstock if you need to.

Purchased from Techmoto (before change of ownership) and cost about £150 ish I seem to remember.

Brogins · 15-Dec-2005, 17:51

Thanks guys, this is what I have...
which it works..but is a pain...

Brogins · 15-Dec-2005, 17:53

and this is what I was thinking of.. just I am not sure if is going to work fine..
it looks like uncle dunnie type, is about 100 quid at demon on line.. not sure if works with the 999...

KeefyB · 15-Dec-2005, 22:34

Ive got one like this;

Cost £25 from the NEC bike show last year.

skidlids · 15-Dec-2005, 23:22

I use a Scorpion one
http://www.gear4bikers.co.uk/index.html
under accessories then paddock stands

skidlids · 15-Dec-2005, 23:31

In use at Pembrey on my DD bike

Brogins · 16-Dec-2005, 00:54

Ciao Kev, I don't understand how it works...
I can see the one that Keefy is using, it will go in the holes at the bottom of the lower forks - but the one you have how can support the lower fork allowing wheel disassemble? ?

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15-Dec-2005, 15:38	#2
Davieravie Registered Forum User 500SD Posts: 799 Join Date: Jul 2005 Location: Auld Reekie Mood: Warmed up and ready to go Ive got the DP one. Its not fell off yet! Bit expensive mind. Reply

15-Dec-2005, 15:48	#3
HW Registered Forum User Big Twin Posts: 1,144 Join Date: Feb 2005 I've got the Harris stainless one. Not a bad price and it works for me. Reply

15-Dec-2005, 15:51	#4
uncledunnie Registered Forum User Mille Posts: 262 Join Date: May 2003 Location: Uxbridge, West London I use this one, solid as a rock, fits under the headstock, you do not need to remove any fairing panels, one man operation and allows you to turn the headstock if you need to. Purchased from Techmoto (before change of ownership) and cost about £150 ish I seem to remember. Reply

15-Dec-2005, 17:51	#5
Brogins Registered Forum User 500SD Posts: 564 Join Date: Feb 2005 Location: FLORENCE, ITALY Mood: PENSO POSITIVO....SEMPRE!! Thanks guys, this is what I have... which it works..but is a pain... Reply

15-Dec-2005, 17:53	#6
Brogins Registered Forum User 500SD Posts: 564 Join Date: Feb 2005 Location: FLORENCE, ITALY Mood: PENSO POSITIVO....SEMPRE!! and this is what I was thinking of.. just I am not sure if is going to work fine.. it looks like uncle dunnie type, is about 100 quid at demon on line.. not sure if works with the 999... Reply

15-Dec-2005, 22:34	#7
KeefyB Registered Forum User WSB Hero Posts: 7,600 Join Date: May 2002 Location: The Fens. Mood: Lurkin'..... Ive got one like this; Cost £25 from the NEC bike show last year. Reply

15-Dec-2005, 23:22	#8
skidlids MotoGP God Posts: 18,274 Join Date: Apr 2002 Location: Oxford Mood: Its ONLY a Bike Club I use a Scorpion one http://www.gear4bikers.co.uk/index.html under accessories then paddock stands Reply

15-Dec-2005, 23:31	#9
skidlids MotoGP God Posts: 18,274 Join Date: Apr 2002 Location: Oxford Mood: Its ONLY a Bike Club In use at Pembrey on my DD bike Reply

16-Dec-2005, 00:54	#10
Brogins Registered Forum User 500SD Posts: 564 Join Date: Feb 2005 Location: FLORENCE, ITALY Mood: PENSO POSITIVO....SEMPRE!! Ciao Kev, I don't understand how it works... I can see the one that Keefy is using, it will go in the holes at the bottom of the lower forks - but the one you have how can support the lower fork allowing wheel disassemble? ? Reply