[workman1000]

anybody know?

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[r21xz]

My $99 Handy stands work fine.

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[Avenger]

Handy is kickass for the price !!!

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[Miklos]

Bang for the buck, the stands from Handy Industries, $99 ($118.41 including shipping) for rear AND front stand with choice of spool setup or rubber padded. I went with the spool setup since I feel it is much more secure than the rubber pads. Handy does not include the actual spools that bolt to your swingarm. I purchased LP spools for $12.95 from Cycle Gear. I add two lock washers behind the spool on the chain side and one on the opposite side for better spacing to insure the stand will not touch the swingarm. When purchasing spools, you need to get to ones with 10mm bolts.



To safely use the rear stand, be sure to have the front brake applied (I used a velcro strap around the bar/lever) or else the bike will try to roll back and turn. I also recommend using the brake to let bike down off of the rear stand. Never use the front stand alone!



My only complaint would be the front stand could be a little sturdier. I may weld a piece in between the axles for the little stand wheels. If you do this, be sure to get your width correct.



Handy Industries:

www.handyindustries.com/webdeals.asp

Miklos

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[Guest]

You might try racerdiscount.com, they have Hindle Stands. They are kinda cool because they are made out of their stainless steel header pipe.

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[Rokitt]

I got mine from kawasaki's web sight. Its power coated,came with spools and designed to fit the bike. Cost a hundred bucks and was at my door in 2 days

If a little is good,too much has got to be better.</p>

 

[VOZ]

handy ... front and rear stands for $111 and change delivered to my door...for both!!!! pretty decent stands....

 

[stephanie]

Try Terra Powersports

http://www.terrapowersports.com