I have a 1998 Kawasaki Vulcan 800 and wondered if this stand or another recommendation would work? I would like one for front and rear.
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I would go with the venom center stand/jack for ur type of bike, lifting max is 1100 lbs.. Not sure if the paddles on the rear wheel stand can extend out to fit ur vulcan. But I know for sure that the venom center stand\jack will be perfect for u. Plus u don't even need 2 stands (front/rear). The center stand goes under the engine block, lifts the bike up so both wheels are off the ground. Hope did helps. Peace
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My husband and son say this will work just fine. I bet this one is for front and back or they have one for each. Very easy to use.
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Yes- I have two of these stands and we use one for two 14" bikes and the other for a full size bike and a 16". On the 14" bike placement is sometime an issue but we have no trouble with the 16" bike .
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Should work just fine. I use it all the time for older lugged bikes I rebuild. The weight don't seem to be an issue but I'm not sure if it would be a problem if you have a large top tube. Example if it's a square tube. Honestly I think it would work fine if you don't want to spend the money for a park tool stand.
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Hi The stand will fit all you have to do is adjust to the upper back. Just order one and try it out first and if it doesn't agree with you then try out another stand at a Hobby Lobby store at your area. Myself I am going to a hobby lobby store today to buy myself more stands it is on my to do list here.
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Not good to use different brands front and rear. I'd look to see if the IRC wild flares WF920HD has sizes to fit. I use them on my Kawasaki 1500 Classic and got great mileage from them. I run the Commander II on my Vulcan Voyager but I don't use the stock size.
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That's correct. According to the manufacturer's website this is what you need (http://www.kandstech.com/index.php?page=KawasakiTurn1000#). I own a 2000 Kawasaky Vulcan 800 Classic and it fit perfectly.
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I couldn't get it to fit because of my disc brakes. I purchased a kickstand that fits only on the bottom rear part of the frame. Look at adjustable aluminium alloy kickstand by topcabin or URgreat. Im very happy with it.
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You'll need about a 2" clearance between rear seat post and tire. Also be aware of guide wire on bottom of rear wheelset as kickstand mounts in center of wheel supports .wire may be pinched or in the way. Otherwise it should work standing bike vertical.
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Yes i use this as everyday bike stand not just for tweaking and repairs! Go for it I hear feedback stand is a little cheaper :)
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Louis - please see my full review. There are some specs there that might help determine if this will work for your bike. Happy riding!
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This is a universal kickstand. Once mounted you have to cut off some of it at the foot to stabilize the bike. Great stand and very reliable. I have the same brand installed on three bikes. Hope this helps.
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I bought the Greenfield Rear mount for my kids MTB and it fit great. I also bought this kick stand from Amazon for my Novara Ponderosa: http://www.amazon.com/BV-Adjustable-Kickstand-28-Inch-Black/dp/B0030WK1BS/ref=sr_1_1?s=sporting-goods&ie=UTF8&qid=1393539204&sr=1-1&keywords=bike+kickstand and it was easy to install and adjust....worked great for my bike.
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I have this on my Kawasaki Vulcan. The Kawasaki's have a bar that is open for a place in the middle right in front of the windshield. The Harley's I've seen are blocked because the bar goes through the fairing. If yours is like that, it may not work unless you put it on the side, left or right just after the grips/controls. Hope that helps.
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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).
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These are universal sport bike stands. You may have to do some modifications to have them fit your bike perfectly.
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I THINK so... I looked at the pic of your bike on google and it should work...it works on my hybrid! It attaches to the seat post, so the front suspension shouldn't have anything to do with it. The only thing that matters is you don't want to be leaning TOO far forward like on a racing or road bike, because then you are banging into kiddo. You have to sit a bit more upright. With a hybrid you should be able to adjust your handlebar height or some other dimension to make it work out for you. We love ours and have been using it for just about 2 years.
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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