Venom Motorcycle Stand Lift, Front & Rear Combo, Universal Paddock Lift Stand, Front Wheel Fork Stand Rear Wheel Swingarm Spool Stand, Compatible With Most Yamaha Honda Kawasaki Suzuki BMW Motorcycles

I was searching for bike stands for my 2015 GSX-S750 and seen so many comments that say they are unstable, and cheap, but I figured I'd give them a chance because I didn't want to spend a ridiculous amount of money on something that's the same quality but a brand name. After receiving them I brought them to the garage and assembled them. Assembly was quick easy, and after assembled they appeared sturdy. Anyone with a motorcycle should have already known the stands dont come with swing arm spools, so that wasn't an issue with me, and bought a set here on Amazon. After assembling them I tried them out and they worked perfectly and bike was stable the whole time. So far the Venom bike stands was a perfect buy for me.

I don't understand how anyone could give these paddock stands anything less than 5 stars. You people who give bad reviews or complain over it not fitting etc., It is NOT the stand manufacturers responsibility to supply you with swingarm spools. If you don't already have spools on your bike than your a newb anyway. First time ever in these comments have I ever seen someone who thinks the stand manufacturer should also supply you with swingarm spools. Spools are a completely different necessary part to a bike. Anyway, these stands are ridiculously great quality stands. A breeze to put together. Leagues better than my old ones that cost double the amount. They are solid & sturdy and lift my bike ultra smooth. I'm posting a pic of my green Ninja on the stands so you can see how awesome these things are. Again, anyone who gives less than 5 stars for these your either clueless with zero bike experience or you got an agenda because I'd give these 6 stars if I could. I truly don't know how they can be any better.

Really nice wheel stands.. Thick frame and great support. Rear wheel requires a spool mount, not sure that’s clearly in any of the details.

Excellent quality bike stand , just recently got my first bike, it is yamaha r3 and the stand holds it no issue it’s very easy to lift and set back down and very sturdy once the bike is lifted , would buy it again at a higher price it’s so good.

Fairly easy to put together. My only gripe is that the parts weren't easily identifiable when putting it together (as the parts were not labeled and the instructions weren't that great), but a little bit of common sense helped with putting it together.It seems strong when the bike is on the stands. But i would be weary if you try to lift the bike soley without supporting the bike. Feels like the stands will warp or break if you don't position the bike correctly, prior to lifting. These aren't pitbull stands so they won't work the same way. For the cost, these work great. They look great and easily adjusts to your bike. Overall happy with the purchase.

First these come with directions. Recommend following them as I did not! There are 4 pieces in the box. Easy right! Sure is. Then you go to put the motorcycle up. On a small bike as the Ninja 300 the problem is not noticeable. Then I took the second set out to put on a Ninja 1000. Then the problem was very noticeable and made on both sets.One of the bars is wider than the other. Not enough to notice if not paying attention. The wider is for the rear of the bike. So you must make sure that it is set up that way. Fixing it later is a little difficult if you tighten the bolts down that it ovals the inside tubing.Once fixed the lifts were easily adjusted and fit the bikes very nicely.You are able to slide the bike forward and back while on the lifts.

I purchased these to use on my 99 Kawasaki ZX7R. I read the reviews (of which most were terrible), and decided to give them a shot, anyway. My bike is stripped down, so I wasn't too worried about dropping it. I'm doing repairs for a fall already.First things first: This thing is nowhere near perfect. If there was a jig for welding these, it's never been set correctly. A few things are a millimeter or two off, which upsets things later on. Same deal with the fork mounts. They aren't level. (Side note: there was a level packaged with mine. Why, I don't know. Did anyone else get one?)I had instructions with mine. They were pretty simple, but did leave a bit of a need for deciphering. The main gripe about that, is a need for torque specs. These things wiggle and wobble unless you tighten the bejezuz out of them. If you have a welder and don't mind the work, weld the arms to the main handle. It'll be a much sturdier unit. If you don't want to do that, tighten the bolts until you just about start to bent the piping from the torque. Not the best way to do things, but that tightens up the wobble. The front stand is wide enough to fit around the front tire and brakes, but the fork mounts don't adjust wide enough to clear much at their widest setting. I had to do some finagling to get it to work. There should be a 4th adjustment hole. The attached pictures are how they sit on the front of this bike without adjustments.For me, it did its job, and doing it well enough. If you're willing to do some work to get them right, pick these up. If you want something perfect out the box, go ahead and get some Pitbull stands.I'm a cheapskate, so these were perfect for me. Lol.

Easy to use, made of good quality, very functional, and looks great