How Long On Paddock Stand/s?

Discussion in 'Speed Triple' started by GuySal, Mar 9, 2023.

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  1. GuySal

    GuySal Member

    Sep 15, 2021
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    Derbyshire, UK
    Hi Speedy owners!

    After messing around with a Warrior rear single sided stand I've gone for the Proworks single arm stand which works great, easier to use / more stable & can be used both sides of the rear wheel!!. I've also got a front headstock stand too.

    My question to the forum is - do you guy's use these just for maintenance or do you store over winter etc? I was looking to do both but I noticed some rear single stands state 'not for long term storage' on the item details....

    I wanted to lift the tyres off the garage floor for the next winter, but I'm also OK just leaving the bike with the sidestand down & move the bike now & again.

    Anyone had any issues on stands long term? Specifically the single sided rear type?

    Thanks in advance,
     
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  2. Dawsy

    Dawsy Cumbrian half-wit
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    Aug 24, 2018
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    Not seen a warning like that. I have used one for weeks on end with no bother but I now have an Abba stand set up
     
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  3. Linx

    Linx Well-Known Member

    Mar 14, 2020
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    Stratford Upon Avon, UK
    I keep mine on the paddock stand all the time. Never had a issue.
     
  4. GuySal

    GuySal Member

    Sep 15, 2021
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    Derbyshire, UK
    Thanks for the replies- put my mind at ease! Atb
     
  5. xorbe

    xorbe Noble Member

    Jan 27, 2021
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    Sounds like legal weasel speak to me to avoid liability from any possible product failure.
     
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  6. Eldon

    Eldon Elite Member

    Nov 14, 2018
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    765 and 675 on front and rear paddock stands and optimisers throughout winters i.e. months, no issues.

    The headstock stands are good if non-abs but on the later abs bikes theres often a conflict with brake pipes where the pin locates; might be worth double checking, especially on any new purchases and factor a normal front stand into your Christmas presents etc somewhere ;)
     
  7. timboo

    timboo Senior Member

    Oct 17, 2021
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    Mine is on stands all year round pretty much. I just made i adjusted my headstock stand to get my bike as close to level as possible, although my rear stand is not a single swing arm.
    I did have to shop around to get good quality stands as my previous rear one buckled you forget how heavy some triumphs are.
     
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