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Scissor stands. Anyone have experience with one
#1
Do you have one, ever had one? Worth having?  How stable are these  Smile


https://www.amazon.co.uk/Costway-Motorbi...ft%20stand

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#2
I have one I keep in the boot of my Hairdressers Car


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#3
:rollin :rollin :rollin :foc
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#4
In all seriousness I would like to have seen a picture of it with a bike on it.
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#5
My thoughts would be: How much is the stand worth? How much is your bike worth? Is it going to be a good investment to put one on top of the other...?!
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#6
My one's called Edward......
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#7
(16-12-18, 12:43 AM)tommyardin link Wrote: In all seriousness I would like to have seen a picture of it with a bike on it.


Nr20  has a bike on,  it does seem a balancing act 


http://best20.co.uk/the-best-motorbike-l...7-reviews/
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#8
Hi mids.....most of the stands on the link are either for MX bikes or for use on hydraulic bike workbenches , too narrow to use on thier own and the MX type wont work with the fazers exhaust fitted......nr 20 , imo, is probably the best of the bunch (wider base , more stability )but you will still have to remove the exhaust........
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#9
You'd be better off with a bottle jack and a thick piece of wood,or just buy an ABBA stand. Smile
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#10
I doubt youd be able to lift 500kg with that poxy little handle. Out comes the scaffold tube. Seriously, no. Not well balanced at all, and youve got to be sure that the bike frame will rest in the cups
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#11
(16-12-18, 01:54 AM)midden link Wrote: http://best20.co.uk/the-best-motorbike-l...7-reviews/

I'm not sure that site is particularly credible!

Look at the front page and every review reads:

The best [name] 2017 | Reviews

"To find the best [name] is not always easy, their are many parameter which decide if a product is worth its money or not. Because of this we try to help you with this [name] bestsellerlist, so you find only quality products. In addition we give you piece of advise when […]"

Looks like advert bait to me.
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#12
(16-12-18, 12:24 AM)midden link Wrote: Do you have one, ever had one? Worth having?  How stable are these  Smile


https://www.amazon.co.uk/Costway-Motorbi...ft%20stand




I didn't realise you were talking about these stands 'till I clicked on the link! they seem really cheap for lifting 500 kgs don't they? not sure about those  :'(
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#13
Lift a motorcycle on one of these stupid looking things its got to be a joke in itself, you would have to find the perfect balance point, and then whatever you do do not take the front wheel out, or the rear one come to that. :rolleyes 
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#14

That's what I thought Wink


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