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Propstand

Yorky · 2011-10-07 13:24:25

Does anyone know where to get a quality and durable prop stand online? I've had two or three of the "bigfoot" type and they have either rotted, the length adjuster screw has broken or, with the current one, it moves when weight is applied and then the bike topples over.

07-10-2011 1:24pm

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Yorky

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Does anyone know where to get a quality and durable prop stand online?

I've had two or three of the "bigfoot" type and they have either rotted, the length adjuster screw has broken or, with the current one, it moves when weight is applied and then the bike topples over.

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#2 07-10-2011 6:15pm

Holyboy

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Hebie make some great ones,they do a centre stand with two legs like one you would find on a motorbike and also one that bolts to the rear stays,both are very strong but dont fit all bikes,so it might be best to try a shop and bring the bike along to make sure,i think Halfords sell them.

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