[azz2693]

any one know if these are any good with our bikes?
http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/STFL-FRON...01?pt=UK_Motorcycle_Parts&hash=item483aeabcd1

want to take the front wheel off and think these would be better than the standard ones

 

[D-Drz]

I would rather invest in ABBA, I don't like paddocks and there not secure, look what happened to Sam

 

[azz2693]

this ones different to sams though, and its for the front one, holds the bike at the streering shaft so it wont fall off the stand. want to know anyone out there that has used one and if its alright

 

[azz2693]

ABBA is probably a good investment though, would definetly work better. might have to consider it, my rear paddock stand is a nightmare sometimes :/

 

[D-Drz]

just double ya money and get it rather than fork out 48 for front stand. To me all paddocks more or less the same. Abba all the way im investing in one

 

[azz2693]

£100 is alot though, thats 20 hours of work for me, ouch!

 

[Killachipmunk]

No excuse, £100 is two months for me
Buy it now! You won't regret.

 

[azz2693]

i will if i need £100 haha xD ill deffinetly have to consider it though, will be useful for many years to come trust our bikes to need a special adapter for it adding £8 more :rolleyes2:

 

[D-Drz]

£100 is alot though, thats 20 hours of work for me, ouch!

yeah but put your bike at risk, by putting them on paddocks.. see it fall... theres more than £100 worth of damage i bet ya, plus abba is universal so you will have it for ever as long as you got a superbike

 

[D-Drz]

i will if i need £100 haha xD ill deffinetly have to consider it though, will be useful for many years to come trust our bikes to need a special adapter for it adding £8 more :rolleyes2:

its 93 plus 8 for adapters i believe

 

[D-Drz]

http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/abba-bike...cycle_Parts&hash=item3cc12faabe#ht_500wt_1203

http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Abba-Moto...cycle_Parts&hash=item256bba925e#ht_500wt_1203


And here it is from website have a look

http://www.abbastands.co.uk/product_details.asp?id=1

 

[Benji]

I've got one, it's a great bit of kit, you need a bigger pin for the R125, 21mm rings a bell, but can check for you.

Just remember you want the back firmly and safely on a paddock stand first, before using a front stand of any description. Bobbins are the only safe way in my opinion whether they are attached to the bike or the stand (where the bike has the hooks fitted).

 

[D-Drz]

I've got one, it's a great bit of kit, you need a bigger pin for the R125, 21mm rings a bell, but can check for you.

Just remember you want the back firmly and safely on a paddock stand first, before using a front stand of any description. Bobbins are the only safe way in my opinion whether they are attached to the bike or the stand (where the bike has the hooks fitted).

Can I have yours please

 

[azz2693]

http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/abba-bike...cycle_Parts&hash=item3cc12faabe#ht_500wt_1203

http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Abba-Moto...cycle_Parts&hash=item256bba925e#ht_500wt_1203


And here it is from website have a look

http://www.abbastands.co.uk/product_details.asp?id=1

yer thats where i looked, and the second hand ones wont have the right fitings for our bikes :/

 

[D-Drz]

you attach the adapters on

 

[azz2693]

yer i know that but you carnt buy the adapters on thier own and if you can none say they're for the r125 :hmm:

 

[D-Drz]

ask Benji LOL im sure you can because it says on the website buy r125 adapter kit £8 and what not pence

 

[azz2693]

might have to lol, iv looked through there whole site and couldnt find anything that said for our bikes, would probably have to send them a message and ask them

 

[Omar]

I'm using the Oxford stand they fit fine I think mr Andy use the sameone

 

[Benji]

You can get the spacers on there own www.sportsbikeshop.co.uk do them. I never part with pieces of tooling and equipment you never know when you need it again.