can the stand be used on the swing arm of a '13 Suzuki dr650?
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Not really sure Chris. I've tried to put it on mine but I need like 1/4 - 1/2 inch more width. But I tried to put it on the stand by myself, so it could be just me being scared I'm going to drop it. So I'm thinking about buying one for the front and using the front one first and then apply the back (maybe it'll be easier for me that way). Mostly the stands I have paid attention to after buying this one had the parts (look like "U"s) that hook under spools (if you have them on your bike-I haven't added any to mine) and it looks a lot easier to use with those but I can't really say.
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It has adjustable flat arms that can hold up almost any bike from the back arm frame. it's a solid stand. Mine got stolen out of the back of my truck, it's that good and nice and cheap.
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The stand holds the bike by the seat post, so the frame material is not relevant. If you have a carbon seat post you may want to use an aluminum post to work on the bike.
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Yes, this stand will fit any bike with swing arm spools installed. the width is universal. You then adjust the arms to the correct placement on your spools.
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I would not suggest it. This stand is very heavy and bulky. We have it on our porch. We would not attempt to put it together again, let alone take it apart to put it back together at a campsite. Wish someone would invent the perfect stand for chair swings.
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Yes it will I'm actually used it on a Gixxer 600. As long as u have the right swingarm spools u should have no issues with it. It's going on maybe 2 seasons and these stands have been solid as ever an I have had no maintenance issues with them. Theses were worth the purchase..!
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Yes it should. The stand is adjustable. I've used it for a Ninja 650 Suzuki SV650 and the GSXR 650.
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Not sure. You would need to have a frame area with the two parallel tubes to clamp the kickstand plates to. I'm not familiar with that bike.
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You should be able to as long as it has the horizontal bar that goes along the back end of the bike to the back wheel. It attaches anywhere along that bar.
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The stand comes with 2 brackets that bolt to the base of the saw. They have a lot of play, so unless your saw has a bolt hole pattern out of the tolerance of the brackets it would fit. You could also attach your saw to a metal plate or plywood and then to the brackets and make it work. Keep in mind this fix would raise your saw that much higher and could limit your ability to use the extension arms as intended.
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Look up the answer in the manual for the stand, if unsure, call them. Their info is online.
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Yes, as long as you secure the bike to the stand with the rubber rings. These rubber rings come with the stand.
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I guess it depends on what size bike you have. Mine is 700c and it is not very stable in the stand without also using the kick stand. For smaller bikes, you shouldn't have any trouble standing the bike in it for minor maintenance. But, I don't think it will work with you sitting on the bike.
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The rear stand is designed to fit any dual swing arm. But listen, you also need the swing arm stand spools (not included) Spools - Rear Swingarm - Kawasaki - Swingarm Sliders - Detonator - Short Beveled - 10mm Bolts - Black
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Not being familiar with the Swingasan Chair I googled it and yes I beleive the stand would work. The ProSource Steel C frame is very sturdy and made out of a HEAVY metal. My husband weighs about 180lbs an he had no problem at all with it holding him. I honestly believe the stand would hold up to about 250lbs. Good luck!
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As mentioned before you will need spools. However if you don't want to go the route of adding spools to your bike you can get a paddle lift kit for this stand. I personally could not find them on amazon but that may just be my lack of patience.
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Our family has used our stand for all kinds of bikes. I would think unless your bike is as heavy as a small mo=ped you should be good. it's pretty substantial and the height can be adjusted to about 5'7". Hope that helps.
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I've used this stand to service/repair my own bike, as well as the bikes of several friends and family members. I haven't yet come across a bike frame that this stand's clamp will not accommodate. I hope this helps.