VENOM SPORT BIKE MOTORCYCLE FRONT & REAR COMBO WHEEL LIFT STANDS FORK & SWINGARM STANDS PADDOCK STANDS FITS YAMAHA HONDA KAWASAKI SUZUKI DUCATI BMW

VENOM SPORT BIKE MOTORCYCLE FRONT & REAR COMBO WHEEL LIFT STANDS FORK & SWINGARM STANDS PADDOCK STANDS FITS YAMAHA HONDA KAWASAKI SUZUKI DUCATI BMW

Venom Sport Bike Motorcycle Front & Rear Combo Wheel Lift Stands Fork & Swingarm Stands Paddock Stands Fits Yamaha Honda Kawasaki Suzuki Ducati Bmw
  • Venom Sport Bike Dual Rear Spool & Front Fork Wheel Lift Stand
  • Completely Lift Your Whole Bike – Perfect For Home Or Shop Repairs
  • Professionally Designed And Full Adjustable To Fit Most Sport Bikes
  • Material: High Grade Steel
  • Color: Black (Front + Rear Stand Set)
Venom Rear Wheel Spool Stand:The rear spool lift stand is made of extra heavy duty steel construction for a long life, strength and durability. What makes this stand unique is what you don’t see, the stand is engineered with a leverage ratio that makes it easy and simple to use. The rear spool lift stand allows easy and safe lifting of the rear wheel for for repair, maintenance, and storage. Stand is supplied with four wheels for stability in all sorts of terrain.Venom Front Wheel Fork Stand:The front fork stand allows easy and safe lifting of the front wheel for repair, maintenance, and storage. The extra heavy duty steel construction guarantees long life and durability in all conditions. The front stand is supplied with “under-fork rubber coated” adapters as standard equipment, the stand will not scratch or damage your forks. Allows front brake and wheel cleaning and removal. Stand is supplied with four wheels for stability in all sorts of terrain. Specification:Condition: Brand new
List Price: $ 159.99
Price: $ 59.99

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