🏍️ Multicolor Motorcycle Kickstand Plates - Secure Parking on Hot Asphalt & Soft Surfaces - 2 Pack Kick Stand Pad Base for Motorcycles, Dirt Bikes Review

I've been using these to hold my 700 lb Harley for a few months now. I'm happy to report that my beautiful finished epoxy garage floor is still scratch free. After all, that was the reason for the purchase.

I love these plates, more and more shops are putting them in blacktop and the stand puts a hole in it and falls off when hot enough, these plates work great. I've been using them for 10 years now.

Nothing changes in life here. Well I take it back if the bike sinks into the ground it will be life changing! And while this simple sign came to the rescue! Works well and is light enough to carry in your pocket!

Haven't had the chance to use one of these but the product was as described. Seems strong but I haven't tried it yet. Easy to carry in your pocket without warning. For the price, you can't go wrong trying it out.

I first used this stand over a weekend at Deal's Gap (because there are a lot of gravel/grass car parks) and broke one of my two panels after about 4 people used the grass car park had . Keep in mind that this holds up the Ducati Supersport, a sub-450-pound wet bike, so it wasn't heavily loaded. However, the second one still holds up and might prove to be a little more durable (it still lives under my bike seat).

Little did I know this would affect the new sidewalk. There was road work going on in front of my house and the new asphalt pavement wasn't as strong as the old one. This caused my bike to sink into the asphalt. Since I don't ride my bike every day, I didn't notice it for a few days and then it probably took a day or two for the bike to fall over. in a brand new Audi. As a result, they offer more surface area for the bike to prevent this from happening. I'm happy and my insurance company is…

When we ride a motorcycle, we never know when we'll park on chat, rock, hot pavement, dirt or any other surface that could damage our bike . unstable. We recently went to a small restaurant and they had a lot of loose rocks in the parking lot so we used one of our new footpegs and the bike was fine. It might have been fine without the plate, but it gave us peace of mind that the bike's weight is distributed over a slightly larger area than just the footpeg itself. We keep a spare in a bag to…

I've had them for almost four months now with no problems. They hold my footpegs on dirt, gravel, and pavement soaked by the summer sun. They barely fit in my pocket, but I don't keep them there. They're not hard on the eyes, the raised edges grip the stand well, and the underside seems to grip at least as well as the stand itself when placed on the floor. Each appears to be a solid piece of hard material, so there shouldn't be any issues with pads peeling off or seams ripping. There is no…