Rear Paddock Stand

I've got both. The abba is good but a bit more time consuming to put on.
The single sider is quicker but not as stable,though if you got a good quality one it might be better.
A word of caution with the abba,make sure the locating pins are properly seated,I did it in a rush once and ended up with the bike on the floor. Once it on properly it's solid as a rock.

 

Overall the abba would be better value and a more stable platform to work with.

 

Hi Dave, nice colour on the bike!
i see your not too far from me (Earls Colne).

I've got the abba stand and is rock solid once up, the pin on the clutch side of the bike has to be jammed in. its just a little too big for the hole, but once in its in!

if you want to try it out on your bike first PM me and pop over.

another single sided stand I've seen is the ConStand with a dolly so you can move the back wheel around in dificult places, this is my next purchase as my anchor is difficult to get the bike to without taking the car out.

 

That's the one, although a black one would look nicer.

 

Hi Dave, just to throw something else into the pot... I am using a normal rear paddock stand that I've used on my Blades & BMW for general maintenance and cleaning ect as I've got the R&G rear spindle slider in the rear wheel,R&G say its fine to use as a lift point but not to spin the rear wheel too fast or sit on the bike once its on its stand using their spindle slider. I did have a single sided stand but the bike looked slightly twisted up on it and that can't be good for the rear swingarm bearings IMO? Also I've got an ABBA stand and its brilliant - the pin on mine was v v tight on one side - an email to ABBA and they admitted they had some issue's with some pins and sent me a new one FOC - it fitted spot on without being too tight. I will post pics of my set up when I get a chance if you need them - cheers