Aftermarket Center Stands For '22 T120?

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  1. Mercenary911

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    Hi folks. Can anyone recommend an aftermarket center stand? Or is the OEM the best one to buy? My '22 Bonnie didn't come with one and I know they're handy for many reasons. The OEM is quite expensive here in Canada so I'm thinking aftermarket might be the best way to go....
     
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    In my book the genuine stand is best.....could be twice the price but I have seen after market and did not like them.

    The Triumph Stand has a sort of axle....after market dont.

    Not cheap.
     
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    OEM all the way for this particular part.
     
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    I purchased the oem as well. Nice and heavy duty. Anything else would be a compromise imo.
     
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    If you are considering after market I strongly suggest that you first do some google and youtube searching for the product you are considering and reports of damage to frame components.
     
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    I agree.....
     
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    In general, I am slowly coming around to the opinion that it is often best, and actually cheaper in the long run, to buy OEM parts and accessories when it comes to these bikes.
     
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    Well I know good advice when I hear it. I'll get the OEM stand for sure. Thanks for the replies folks....
     
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    Let me put it this way - I stupidly purchased an after market centerstand for my T100 before I had a lot of experience with the bike. I've decided to take it off and put on an OEM stand. I'll do it before the end of the season this year.
     
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    I support the OEM centre stand views. Years ago I bought an after market centre stand for my (at the time) BMW K1300R (a heavy bike). Yes it was cheaper than the OEM but it was useless; I couldn't get the bike onto the stand without first lifting the rear of the bike on blocks of wood/bricks. I wasted my money, so definitely OEM.
     
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    I support the OEM centre stand views. Years ago I bought an after market centre stand for my (at the time) BMW K1300R (a heavy bike). Yes it was cheaper than the OEM but it was useless; I couldn't get the bike onto the stand without first lifting the rear of the bike on blocks of wood/bricks. I wasted my money, so definitely OEM.
     
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    The centre stand and grab rail used to be standard fit on the T120. Mean of Triumph to delete them.
    At the same time they were deleted, Triumph claimed a weight reduction for the bike lol
     
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    Exactly my experience.
     
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