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It works perfectly with my 2018 Yamaha MT-09. A friend of mine has a pair of Put Bull stands, which cost him well over double what he paid for them. In our opinion, the quality is nearly identical for both products, and the functionality is identical for both. The front and back of the bike can be lifted by me without the aid of anyone else. As soon as it's set up on a stand, it's very durable. Although they do come disassembled, they are not difficult to assemble. As you assemble the frame, you need to pay attention to the assembly instructions, since the front and back are different sizes and you don't want to mix the two I completed the puzzle in about 10 minutes by putting it together and doubling-checking it Make sure everything is okay. Thank you for buying this! I am happy with it!.

Layne McClure

| Dec 07, 2020

The devices work as expected. Well the price is the same for a front stand or a rear stand, so you wouldn't have to spend twice as much. In the review from the guy with the black CBR300 who supposedly ran an RV repair shop for 40 years, they claim to have done an oil change that was only a few quarts low. A mistake has been made in the assembly of the stands. There is no doubt about it. In order for the rear wheels to support the forks, the wider stand is used while the narrower stand is used for the front wheels. That's why his rear wheels were so tightly packed and his front wheels so wide they could almost not support There's no way you should be allowing yourself to do these reviews if you have no common sense.

Kai Sweeney

| Aug 18, 2020

The value is at the heart of these products. This is a sturdy product that is pretty straightforward as to what it does. Only the defect of my unit caused me to have a problem with this product. Although I am sure that the reviews I have received would be great otherwise, I am writing this review in lieu of those I There are several pros to being an IT professional Good quality and low price. Works well. CONS The instructions are non-binding The fit and finish are off, the adjustment process is difficult, and the product is non-existent. There is a major problem with the one I received in that the arms for both the front and rear stand are not aligned properly. The arms are mounted at different angles and lengths for both stands. As it came out of the box, the box had a few scuffs, however, I cared little about those. As a result of the arms, the bike will sit at an angle and will be leaning 10 degrees toward the right after installation. The instructions had very little to read, I’d read them multiple times and still hadn’t understood. But I eventually got it, it was so simple and straightforward. The assembly was performed many times with a variety of leveling tools, measurements were taken with calipers, and other unnecessary items which I will not name in the hopes it's There was also an alignment issue with the front forks, so the front wheel tilted to the opposing side. This causes the bike to lean so much so that when both are in use it looks like it will topple at any time (like a horse buckled in the air). Since I did not contact you as soon as possible (for a variety of reasons), it is past the warranty period of 30 days and nothing Though the bike doesn't move much if you leave it on its stands, you have little to no peace of mind when using it. I'm just bummed that this could have been a great experience with a new company. KapscoMoto representatives were friendly and to no fault of their own. The moral of my experience is to be alert to things amiss as soon as you notice them and do not wait to see if they are As long as it functions and everything else appears to work, I'll give it a 3 out of 5.

Bailey CHARLTON

| Jun 09, 2021

had been worried I would need to spend quite a bit money on the expensive pitbull stands that lift at the swingarm for my Yamaha fz07 (no spools for a standard rear stand). I had no issues with these 100% Although my chain had to be changed, I lifted both the front and rear wheels to see how well they functioned. It goes without saying that they are very As soon as the bike was up, I tried rocking it a little to see if it was As well as during the winter, I intend to use these during storage to prevent flat spots when the tires are stored for longer periods of time. It was a great set of stands and they arrived quickly, so I was able to finish the job the weekend after ordering. The pieces are very easy to assemble as well. When the bike is mounted on them, the support legs don't seem like they have much play, but once they're flat, they're hard to move. This purchase has made me very happy.

Whitney Beard

| Dec 14, 2020

It is not as easy as it should be to adjust the stands. As the owner of a 2015 Honda CBR300f, I went through the trouble of modifying the back stand and the front stand barely fits the front During my 40 plus years in equipment repair and rebuilding, including running my own RV repair business, I have repaired equipment for over 15 different brands. Here are some photos I will provide. See if you can find an image of a black CBR300.

Maggie Leonard

| Dec 26, 2020

My stands were missing one of the retaining clips for one of the wheels when I got them. A little bag of them was sent to me pretty quickly after I contacted them. Although the clips still pop off under the weight of my bike, I have to press them back on and tighten them with a wrench to keep them in place. In this case, the wheels are made of cheap plastic and they do roll well, but they won't last an entire day. Especially the rear of my bike, the stands flex a lot under it. The lack of confidence is not encouraging When I try to lift the front end, the rollers keep slipping off, so it is difficult to get them set on the front stand. In a matter of a couple of uses, the grips on the front rollers regularly come off and I have to replace them. In our example, the grips are pushed off the end of the rollers because the metal flexes and the forks push the grips off. In my opinion, you should buy a better quality product as this is a real case of buy nice or buy twice. The rear is "okay", which hasn't broken or anything, but the flex is unsettling, and I just don't trust the stands at all.

Manuel Kaplan

| Mar 13, 2021

For $70, I cannot think of anything better. You don't have to be an expert to assemble this, but you should pay attention. I was able to lift my FJ1200 without a hitch. It was almost impossible for me to get the FJ1200 up on its center - I'm a 200lb guy who can lift a lot of stuff A good day is a great day to stand. My center-pillar was damaged during a remodel, so I needed to replace it. Since this was much easier to replace, I used these to secure it You can stand by yourself. The bike's oil could be changed more easily if it was lifted a couple of inches higher, but it is possible. Since I now own a Triumph Bonneville, I won't be able to use the rear one because the exhaust silencers are blocking the way, so I'll have to collect another one.

Keegan Mayo

| Mar 28, 2021