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Pit Bull is a very well-respected name in stands. :)
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20-01-2012, 08:01pm
(This post was last modified: 20-01-2012, 08:04pm by Tony Nitrous.)
Not a fan of the one bolt together stands.
Got a couple. Big bikes and a lot of use has
made the joints lose on mine. They are waiting
to be welded up solid.
I have a basic 1 piece tube type that has been in
constant use for 6 years and its my favorite.
Very stable.
Why overcomplicate something.
Personal taste.
One piece one's for me.
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i bought mine off ebay, and if im honest, it isnt the greatest. it does the job but as i say im not terribly imressed. spend that little bit more and get a decent quality unit
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Kaneg does the job very nicely at a reasonable price.
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Thanks for the replies,
The ones from Kaneg looks like a good setup and half the price of the pit bull.
With the Kaneg ones, they talk about spools or flat platforms.
As i am new to these stands, I am not too sure what they are on about, spools or flat platforms.
I see that you can select the make of your bike but they ask if you want spools or flat platforms, I have no idea.
The bike is a 2010 model.
Any more info is appreciated.
Cheers.