Think our Pit Bulls are nice rear stands?

[CBR929RE]

Originally Posted by Red Rider

I wonder if the Cycle Cat lift can compensate for the 929 offset and if it works without spools.

did you look at the page? the right side is adjustable and it comes with ends for spools or under swingarm style (no spools like the 929). I like it just don't know if I'd spend that much money.

[Red Rider]

Originally Posted by CBR929RE

did you look at the page? the right side is adjustable and it comes with ends for spools or under swingarm style (no spools like the 929). I like it just don't know if I'd spend that much money.

I noticed it after I looked at the site again. It is a nice stand, but my Pit-Bulls work great for me...other than when I trip over the handle.

Just got my Baxley Sport Chock today. I was a little reluctant to lay down $200 plus for such an item, but I must say I am VERY impressed with this little wonder. What a quality piece of equipment this is. Extremely clever design and really high quality construction. I am really glad I ordered it. It will be great for trackdays, both for transport and for securing the bike quickly and easily without a side stand. Thanks for the recommendation!

I use LP front and rear stands in my garage and have for years. One person operation and I have'nt dropped a bike yet (knock, knock).

If I was trying to get off of a race bike and get it on a stand myself I'm sure I'd buy a ride-in stand immediately.

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Originally Posted by bwhip

Just got my Baxley Sport Chock today. I was a little reluctant to lay down $200 plus for such an item, but I must say I am VERY impressed with this little wonder. What a quality piece of equipment this is. Extremely clever design and really high quality construction. I am really glad I ordered it. It will be great for trackdays, both for transport and for securing the bike quickly and easily without a side stand. Thanks for the recommendation!

That thing is the e-ticket my man, congrats!

Wow that stand sure is expensive all so lazy ppl dont have to put their free hand on the rear seat and push make sure the bike leans towards the kickstand when its on its way down???

Originally Posted by MrX954

Wow that stand sure is expensive all so lazy ppl dont have to put their free hand on the rear seat and push make sure the bike leans towards the kickstand when its on its way down???

Can't use a kickstand with my track bodywork. Also makes transport much easier.

[ConqSoft]

Originally Posted by bwhip

Can't use a kickstand with my track bodywork. Also makes transport much easier.

I think he was referring to the original stand posted in this thread.

Seems most stands run about 100 or so. I think i am going to get one of the pitbulls with the side arm. just trying to figure out what disadvantages thier are. Besides 30 more bucks than the average stand.

Originally Posted by Tornado bait

Crap...does it really make that much difference? I just use the cheap ass LP front and rear and works fine for me. Got both of them for about half that.

+1

Yea i read that. Ok so i'm going to pay to much. Does anyone know how well this type of stand works? The forward handle rear stand (universal model). As apposed to thier regular rear stand.

Thanks

Originally Posted by Chain

This is the one I lust after, abtech.

http://www.baxleycompanies.com/Sportchock.html

Just got one. They work great

Well, I shelled out the money for the Cycle Cat lift. I've had an intermittent back issue and figured that over the life of the stand, it would be worth it for me.

I don't know if it's art but it sure it good engineering. It works as promised... standing at the left rear of the bike you can lift the bike with one hand with the bike on the sidestand. You just slightly balance the bike as it goes up. No balancing really and no chance of it dropping off the other side.

As I look more carefully at it, it is well engineered. More money? Yes. Worth is for me? YES.