🏍️ MOTO4U Motorcycle Stand - Front Headlift Triple Tree Headlift Front Wheel Lift Stand for Sport Street Bike Motorcycles Review

NOT suitable for 2nd generation Hayabusa. Brome my disguise and try to lift it. Jack frame AM fender, does not return fully to triple clamp

I've seen some people get frustrated because they didn't have assembly instructions, but it's not difficult at all. Don't be lazy and stupid. Works well, adapters are cool and fit my 2006 Yamaha YZF-R6.

This is an amazing tripod stand for the price. It didn't come with instructions, but if someone can't assemble a basic 4-bolt frame, they probably shouldn't be working on motorcycles. Anyway, this stand was delivered in advance and everything was taken care of. I am very happy with this purchase!

This is theft. Such a stand is the only way to work with forks (unless you want to hang the bike from the rafters). I could have used a little more clearance as the handlebars push down on the front fairing quite a bit on my 600rr, but that's a lot. Less than a third of the price of a bulldog. Well done. Easy to assemble. i really like it

Unlike Edgar, I had no problem lifting the front wheel of the FZ09 off the ground. It would be nice to add this if the part leading to the triple clamp had some built in adjustments. Whatever it is, it's a great addition to a rear lift and I can safely and securely remove either end of the bike. Ground and maintain the wheels with confidence. I recommend this product!

Bike used: 2018 Yamaha XSR 900 (similar bikes FZ/MT 09 and Tracer 900) The stand comes with no assembly instructions but it's not rocket surgery or brain research you can find out. UNFORTUNATELY either this stand is short or my triple clamp is too high because this stand can't raise the wheel off the ground (you have to, you know) so I came up with a high tech solution: attaching the stand to wooden blocks. . It's hard to say which bikes will do this, as fork length, sag, tire size, triple…