have the pins that hold the kick stand up been improved?
523544
I dont really use the kickstand at all put its pretty hard to pull out and locks fine, but again its pretty new and i rarely-never use it.
523545
Doesn't look like it. I had to repair my original case's pins with metal pins. Not a feature I use all that often.
1072103
I would ask this question of the seller. When I purchased mine, they were by Rigid, for Rigid, and based on the part number for the specific Rigid stand that I own. This sale has somehow changed to state Ryobi. Confusing in deed.
50795
They are called straight pins and keep my feet on the pedals very well, you may be able to get a better idea of the hardware from the replacement pin set they sell on Amazon: Xpedo Face Off Pedal Straight Pin Kit 50pc
1331375
I had no issues with mine. I did have to wiggle it a little to get the pin in but nothing major.
536188
It comes with 2 screw/pins that replace the factory pins. It is VERY important to not overtighten these screw/pins as the action will not function properly.
802549
The pins do stand straight. The balls are not perfectly round but work pretty well anyway. One of my balls is better than the other.
2077128
Using pins leaves small holes just like it does with any foam blocking mats. They should be able to be used many, many times before needing replaced. I've used mine quite a bit and I don't really notice where the hole from previous uses are.
1353621
Yeah, the stands that come with the kit are pretty weak but I like the lights and the boxes. Fortunately I had a couple of 8 or 9' Impact stands. They're much better build quality and even have air cushioning. They even have a heavy duty version but I don't own any of those. If you replace them they may be fine whenever you need an extra stand for some light-weight rigging.
507897
No snap pin or holes. The foot is at the end of a bolt that is screwed in and out of the leg to adjust height as needed.
879188
Yes the kick stand folds up out of the way, but unfortunately it falls off after about a half a year of mild use. When the kick stand does fall off it does NOT affect the reliability of the wheel or counter.
1905689
I have a red and a blue. The red did not come with a kick stand, if the blue one did, I didn't install it, I honestly do not recall if it was included or not...
1028203
Yup. That is what I have on mine. I used the speaker spikes included with the stands and everything works well. I've bumped them slightly a few times while cleaning and while they have rocked a little but I have yet to knock one over. I am happy with them.
925929
No, the hooks are tighter. They are made for a standard chin-up bar. Hope it helps. P.S. As to the quality - they are amazing. I use them for 13 years now, the same boots. At least 3-4 times a week. I even do 90 degree body rotation every time with my heavy 200 lbs. They hold everything.
15979
Had mine for awhile and so far no issues but to be honest I don't use the kickstand all the time.
1822415
our board is pre-drilled with TWO holes, which was the same set up as our old board. two substantial bolts hold it in place is working fine. I suggest going on the SR Smith website to see if there's another board more like yours or call their customer service and see if those 2 drilled holes line up with your stand. maybe you only need 2 bolts.....? i don't know. good luck.
425414
Hi Jacob. Agentbob here again. I had trouble with it in the beginning. I didn't know you have to take the plastic back with kick stand off first. Then put on the cover and re install the kick stand. I don't know if that will help. At first I thought the cover fit too tight.
2136638
Yes. The trick is to not push the pin completely out of the other side-leave a tiny bit protruding through the flat piece and that helps line it all up.