🏍️ YITAMOTOR Sport Bike Motorcycle Rear Wheel Swingarm Spool Stand with Paddock Lift Review

This product is well made and very durable. Unfortunately, the design of my bike's swingarm didn't allow for a secure fit.

Glad I got these - smaller and I don't think the swingarm will fit. I had to dismantle the exhaust pipe on the Rebel, but it still takes a few minutes.

Fast delivery, easy assembly. I bought this to lift my 85lb electric bikes. Normal bike lifts are not designed for the weight or width of my e-bikes. This lift is great for lifting my e-bikes so I can clean and oil the chains. Highly recommended for e-bikes with thick tires.

This is a good stand but falls short compared to others. It does the job. This goes without saying, but before attempting to raise the rear wheel, tighten the knobs as best you can. These are the pillars of the pendulum. There are reel lifters you can replace them with if you wish.

I was a bit skeptical when I ordered this. I read many people's reviews that the lift they bought was weak. But I've used this one a lot and it worked fine. He lifts the Ducati 696 slightly and holds it securely. The same with GPz550. It takes a bit of fiddling to get it level, but it lifts the rear end well. It's stable enough to clean or adjust the chain, which is 90% of what I use it for. This is a good, durable and versatile rear hitch. I'm happy with that.

Solid and works as expected. It didn't quite fit my bike, but being a Buell there aren't many rear bike stands that fit due to the size of the swingarm. I had to bend my arms a little to get them working, but they were stable and gave me just enough leverage to lift and remove the rear wheel. I'm sure if you have a regular Naked Sportbike you shouldn't have any questions. I went in knowing I would probably have to make a mod so I wasn't too upset about it.

I read many reviews before ordering this rear wheel stand. They ranged from excellent to some saying the stand was weak and wobbly. Most people seemed to like it, so I pulled the trigger. My 86VFR750F doesn't have a center stand or roller mounts so it was a good alternative for getting the rear end off the ground. It took about 5 minutes to assemble, then put it to the test. It lifts the rear wheel with a lot of play and feels very sturdy to me. Unless you plan to shake the hell the bike, it…

The bottom line for most of these cheap Chinese pen stands is that over the years the wall diameter of the tubes used and the build quality have deteriorated. I tried a stand purchased from Revain for a comparable price and the 200lb dirt bike wobbled all over the place with the tube spinning back and forth. That's just funny. I used a swing jack, not an axle coil. This stand has a spacer (a short piece of tubing) welded on to eliminate the tendency to twist. It's the same thin-walled tube and…