I have a 1992 Honda Nighthawk 750; Will this stand work as is, or are additional components needed to support the bike? (Spools?) Thanks.
1047409
This is strictly a spool stand, so yes you will need rear spools on the bike to use this particular bike stand.
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.
1114785
It will directly work with nightster fenders as that's what i have on my bike. For the backrest you may need to modify the bracket a little. Should work though. Good luck and post how it works.
936003
Yes. You need the spools or you cannot lift the bike. You have to buy them separately.
965237
Sorry dont know . My bike. Is 24lbs and its ok with that Hope this helps. The stands are ok for the price . Remembet you get what you pay for .
305398
I believe so (I only have two of these though). My stands came separately, then I got the small connector piece that I can use to connect the two however I want to. So the bikes can line up beside each other, or every-other-one can face the opposite direction, or probably some other ways too.
1768950
You will need spools. It works on my ninja 1000 but it just isn't great for bigger bikes it's not big enough to to fit under the fender without manipulation. Works great on my ninja 300.
185797
It will bolt up but this stand might be too short. Greenfield also makes one in 305mm for taller bikes.
1006338
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.
307143
I was in a similar dilemma when I purchased my bike, but I am figuring things out. All you need are clamps and screws. They can all be found on Amazon.
1127291
Yes, that's the motorcycle I have and it supports my bike. The first time I did it I had someone there to help balance it just so I could see what it would do. I'm very happy with it.
1197624
Make sure that you have the correct head pin size in the kit I hade to purchase the correct size for my bike after that no contact issues GREAT STAND
2220191
no, You would have to use a mounting bracket of some sort. They can be found for around $10 for a basic stand at wally world.
2265792
I purchased these for my bf as part of a bday present. For the r6 he didn't need any other parts in order to use it. Only issue he came across with this stand is that since the stands themselves aren't solid pieces (they assemble from two parts). This stand isn't as sturdy as other solid stands out there so just beware. The stand does the job for the price once the bike is mounted, but the stands can be slightly wobbly when trying to get the bike on them.Hope this helps. K-
2004645
Rear stand has everything to pick up rear except bobbins but I have a custom steel swing arm on 00 x1 so made my own adapters. Front stand picks up at bottom of forks or with triple tree adapters will also pick up by triple tree. Over all MPC stands are very nice and can be adjusted to many bikes front , rear or both ends at same time. Good luck and happy cycling
1663809
Hmm, what kind of bike and most importantly, handlebar, do you have? I have no problems at all mounting it on mine using one of the provided rubber rings. You should find images or videos about it using google.
258764
If your Rebel 250 had spools it would. Let me save you some time and money... Its a piece of garbage. I used it (for about 30 seconds) on a Ninja 650. Not exactly a heavy bike compared to many I've had in the past. On a perfectly level surface... it still seemed like it would fold like a piece of paper. Such a piece of junk, that i worked my way through BikeMaster customer service, worked my way up, until they sent me a higher grade of tubular steel bike stand. That one is much better. As good as a Pitt Bull --- or as good as my old tubular stainless steel stand from Two Brothers??? No way. But absolutely sufficient. As for the aluminum one, please... just dont.