Will this work for the bike with the central stand?
1547475
I would say yes if you have a leaning kick stand also, you would have to leave the center stand up. so the hoist will roll under the frame of the bike. If you don't have a leaning kick stand, You could have someone to hold the bike, once the stand is raised use tie down ratchet straps to hold the bike so It won't fall.
965233
Yes it will, I bought this a couple months ago and have used it extensively with all three of my bikes. This includes my heavy mt bike. This is an amazing stand, especially for the great price.
1889635
If the two mounting points on the bike are from 6 inches to 7 inches apart,it shows to fit very good.This stand is very adjustable to fit various sizes of the tubular bike frames and adjusts about 1 inch from 6" to 7"on the bike frame.You can easily adjust the lean of the bike also.If the mounting points of the bike is closer than 6" apart,then the Greensfield Bike Stand is a good choice.Two different bikes I've worked on required these two different bike stands.
185797
It will bolt up but this stand might be too short. Greenfield also makes one in 305mm for taller bikes.
1413813
Not sure if it'll work for that bike, but I would't recommend it. In my opinion it's not that great of a product and it would probably be a pain in the a$$ to do.
1114753
It will, but Alllen Sports also makes an adapter bar that attaches easily to bikes with a dropped center tube and allows them to ride more level and securely. I bought one for my lady friend's bike and it works great. I suggest you buy both the rack and the additional adapter.
1921229
The stands cradles are adjustable. The answer to your question depends on if spools can be added to the bike on the rear swing arm. The cradles slip under the spools and raise the bike. If the swing arm does not have a threaded hole for installing the spools it likely won't work
102704
If you have swingarm spools on the rear of your bike it will work. If there are none there should be threaded holes on the back of the swingarm to accept them. Buy the appropriate spools, use blue threadlock and screw them in. Search swingarm spools on amazon and get the correct thread sized spools for your bike...they are cheap. Then this rear stand will work fine
1006915
i believe it does. this stand can be used with out the rear stand. but i recommend you use both stands to work on or clean your bike. plus you need both stands to store the bike in the winter months (tires off the ground).
1287212
It should...as long as you have a V bar that the peddle crank runs through...the tie down plate on this kick stand fits perfectly. I installed one on my Diamondback and one on my wife's Specialized bike and had no problem. It is a very simple installation.....
264745
Absolutely. That is a must for me for almost anything I do from cleaning the chain to tuning up the bike. I love this stand and recommend it!!!
1997031
I am able to do it with my son's bike. It has 12" tires and is a small bike. I am not able to use my larger road bikes on this stand so that may impact if this stand is right for you.
995205
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.
1311398
I would think not, not with that center post. Plus the wheel holders are too close together and can not be spread further apart to accommodate the wheel base of the bike you're referring.
78668
as others have noted, you do have to pay attention when rotating the bike to other positions. Sometimes just re-clamping the bike at a different spot in the frame can make a big difference. I suspect there are sturdier ones out there if you want to pay more. I didn't and the stand has worked just fine for me. (I'm about to overhaul my 3rd bike on it.)
2243623
I doubt it will work, that mount is meant to be placed on bicycle handlebars and once it is tightened with zip ties does not allow it to rotate.
2141387
The stand is great but will only hold the bike upright with the back wheel resting on the frame...It doesn't raise the back wheel nor is it strong enough.