🏍️ Optimized Red Rollastand for Sport Bikes by Hardline Products - RS-00001 Review

I wanted something that could be used on my desk to make cleaning/detailing a bare car wheel/tire a little easier. It's perfect and strong enough; Tested with an 18" wheel/tire with 8" section, absolutely no play issues and the wheel/tire spins easily.

Well made and strong. This works, but isn't that convenient for chain maintenance. I don't have a center stand and was hoping that would make it easier to spin the wheel. Spinning the rear wheel when the bike is on a stand is awkward. I ended up buying an elevator.

Fits the rear wheel of my 2011 Triumph Speed Triple but when used under the front wheel the tire quickly finds its way to one edge or the other. Even when used with a work stand that keeps the bike level, the front wheel wants to edge. It doesn't work at all with my dual sport bike with off-road tires as the cleats get caught on the small rollers.

Works great. I parked it in the driveway and rode my bike in. Rollastand easily supports my 2010 Street Triple R. I gave it four stars because the actual support moves a little, struggles to rotate the tire, and pushes the tire back and forth as it rotates. Nothing terrible, but noticeable, unavoidable and slightly annoying. 8/10 I would buy again.

I bought this so my boys can practice BMX sprints at home when the weather is bad. This little roller stand is great for that. It's light, compact and obviously strong as it's designed for motorcycle tires. Advantages: light, compact, durable. Cons: As it is designed for motorcycles, the bearings that come with the kit are a bit difficult to move on a BMX bike. . But that's what I've been trying to achieve from the start. Excellent purchase.

Excellent product. I needed something to turn the wheel to mount the motor at the top center. It works like a charm. Build quality feels sturdy, no issues with my heavy sport bike. I will also use it to dress the bike up if I need to clean the wheels or work on the chain. Rolling the bike on it was no problem. However, I put it on the carpet. It can slide if n is metal but not sure. Although that would be an easy fix. And it's small enough to store away when not in use, unlike a rolling stand.

Now that I have a bike without a center stand I have explored the various options available and this was by far the cheapest and easiest to mount the bike on. yourself without leaving it. It's actually easier than putting the bike on the center stand, but you definitely can't spin the wheel freely as if it were lifting off the ground on the center stand as there is still weight left on the roller stand. It's easiest to turn it with your foot, with a boot. I'm glad I didn't spend more than $100…