Paddock stand

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Paddock stand

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In the market for a paddock stand and my usual maker are bloody expensive(Harris £200+ :roll: ) for the single sided jobby.Me RT is a 16 plate,what are you using.Prefer a solid stand :cheers:
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I use one that i bought from M&P. IRC it cost £68 with free post. Plus you have to buy an adapter pin for around £24. The pin comes free with some sellers. It can withstand the bike plus my 17st sitting on the passenger seat.
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Cheers Doc,never thought about the pin.Do you know the size of said pin :cheers:

Had a look,is 53mm correct.
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burridge01 wrote: Mon May 15, 2023 3:13 pm Cheers Doc,never thought about the pin.Do you know the size of said pin :cheers:

Had a look,is 53mm correct.

Without digging it out to measure, i just bought one from eBay that was listed for 1200 rt/rs in the same year
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Thanks Doc,doesn't seem many have paddock stands :roll:

Ended up ordering this with a 53mm pin.
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Should do the job nicely :thumb:
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Pitbull forward pull stands are great for BMW and you can order various sized Hub pins. I have had one for years and have used it interchangeably with various Ducati and BMW bikes.Very stout and have never had any issues.
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All put together, lifts the bike nicely
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And yes,it is a 53mm pin.
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