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| Rear Spool Stand |
Low Lift Effort & Sturdy construction
Super Stable quad 4 inch Wheels that work on carpet, concrete, asphalt, or dirt!
Wide Lift Forks for easy spool location
Adjustable: designed to be flexible to fit all bikes using spools
We have used the adjustable stands from LP & they are a royal pain in the a$$!
Just bend a half inch in one direction or the other to fit!
Quality only Woodcraft can deliver!
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| Item no.25-0100 |
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Quad Wheel Rear Race Stand
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WORK
CLEARANCE
Mechanics appreciate both the easy lift effort and ample
working clearance behind the stand - working clearance
is excellent behind the rear wheel!!
SWINGARM
SPOOLS
 Make
the most of your rear stand!! Woodcraft swingarm spools
are designed wide for easy stand location with raised lips
on their outer edges for security. Your stand will work
even better when coupled with these spools. All sizes are
hard anodized for a protective Titanium finish.
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This stand is great for
anyone who wants to help work on your bike!!
POWERCOAT FINISH
Woodcraft stands have one
of the toughest, most expensive powder coat finishes available
today.
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XL WHEELS
Woodcraft's trademark
extra large quad 4" wheels are extremely stable and
facillitate both lifting the bike on rough surfaces and
rolling the bike around the shop!!
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BOTTOM
SKID PADS
Stainless Steel skids
on the stand bottom slide easy and keep stand looking good.
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| WARNING: Laws concerning this product vary from state/province to state/province. Your state/province may prohibit its use on public roads or restrict its use to novelty, show use, off-road areas, or race facility areas only. In some states/provinces off-road uses are also prohibited. The manufacturer and retailer assume no responsibility for any use or application of this product in violation of any applicable law. Before installing this product, please check your state/provincial and local/municipal laws and regulations. |
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| The Q&A on this Product |
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| QUESTION: what size spools for a 2011 kawasaki versys? |
| ANSWER: They use 10mm spools. |
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| QUESTION: Which spools for the 2009 CBR 600 RR ABS? Thanks |
| ANSWER: 8mm for most all Hondas, including yours. |
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| QUESTION: what size spools do i need for 2009 Ducati Monster 696 and what kind of stand would you suggest |
| ANSWER: Unfortunately, Ducati did not leave any place to put on spools so you would need a pad style stand (I'd write Ducati a letter as well). 25-0200 |
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| QUESTION: what size spools do i need for 2009 zx6r and what kind of stand would you suggest also need frame sliders? |
| ANSWER: The spool stand is what you want. The ZX6 takes 10mm spools. We also have frame sliders in sotck that work very well. |
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| QUESTION: What size spools do I need for a 2008 Suzuki SV650SF? |
| ANSWER: 8mm |
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| QUESTION: can you tell me what size spools i need for my 2005 r6? is their a spot already on the bike for them? thanks |
| ANSWER: 6mm, and there is a spot right on the swingarm for sure. |
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| QUESTION: If I leave my bike sitting on a rear stand for an extended period of time (through the winter) will that affect my front suspension at all? |
| ANSWER: Absolutely not - you'll be all set. If the bike could not handle supporting it's own weight there would be a engineer without a job tomorrow.... |
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| QUESTION: What size spools would I need for an 05 daytona triumph 650? |
| ANSWER: The research that I have done tells me that there is no place on this bike to mount spools. This leaves you with 2 options: (1)Create a location for the spool by tapping a hole, intalling a riv-nut or welding a lug on the bottom of the swingarm or (2) to use a pad-style stand. |
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| QUESTION: i have a 2007 kawasaki ninja 650R, does it matter exactly which 10mm spools I get to use the rear stand? |
| ANSWER: 27-3100 is the model that fits that bike. |
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| QUESTION: Will this fit on my 08 GSXR 600? |
| ANSWER: Absolutely - you just need swingarm spools (8mm for your bike) |
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| QUESTION: I have a 2007 Kawasaki ninja 650R, will I be able to use this stand? What do I need to buy extra because I'm not really up to speed on what I need as far as spools and stuff. |
| ANSWER: Yes, there is a place for spools on that bike - so this stand will work. YOu need to pruchase 10mm spools to go with it. |
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| QUESTION: The 03 Aprilia RSV and the 00-03 GSXR 750, are the spools about the same with apart? |
| ANSWER: You can bend the stand to fit multiple swingarms. Measure to see if they are the same. |
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| QUESTION: What size spool do I need for a 2008 Kawasaki
ZX 14? |
| ANSWER: 10mm on most all Kawasakis. |
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| QUESTION: I have a '94 Suzuki RF600 and new to bikes and want to clean my chain. Will this stand work? If it does, what size spools if I need them? If not, would a non-spool stand work? |
| ANSWER: It looks like what I found is that they have a spot for spools. You can confirm this by looking at the bottom side of your swingarm and if there is a threaded boss welded to the bottom you are all set. You'll need to purchase 8mm spools together with the stand if you do not already have them. |
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| QUESTION: Will it fit the 2008 Versys? |
| ANSWER: All you need to fit this on any motorcycle is to put spools on it. If the Versys has a place for spools, then this stand will work. |
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| QUESTION: what spool size for the 08 honda 1000rr? thanks! |
| ANSWER: 8mm |
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| QUESTION: I have a 2007 Kawasaki Ninja 600R, are the #27-3100 spools correct for this bike? Thanks Bob |
| ANSWER: Yes, that is the right number for them. |
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| QUESTION: What is the benefit of using front and rear stands during winter storage? Is one (front or rear) ok? Does it hurt the bike to not use stands during long term storage? |
| ANSWER: One rear is fine. Both stands should always be used on race bikes right away off the track as hot tires can flat spot as they cool on the ground. Street bikes do not tpyically have these issues. |
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| QUESTION: what size spools will this stand work on? |
| ANSWER: The spools are model specific....depends on what size holes the manufacturer of you bike left in the swingarm to thread the spools into. |
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| QUESTION: I have a 1992 Kawasaki ZX7 and I would like to know if this would fit?? and if so do I need to put new spools on it?? |
| ANSWER: Yes, it will....but you'll need spools. |
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| QUESTION: Does it fit the 07 Honda CBR600rr and what size is the spool?
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| ANSWER: Yes, it will, and the 07 CBR600RR takes 8mm spools that have a special spacer just for that bike. |
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| QUESTION: is it in stock right now for immediate shipment |
| ANSWER: Yes |
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| QUESTION: will it work with my 2007 GSXR with the 8mm woodcraft spools |
| ANSWER: Yes, definitely |
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| QUESTION: Was it a good idea to use both front and rear stands on my 06 GSXR1000 while it is in storage? I am in ther military and had to place it in storage for 7 months. |
| ANSWER: Absolutely...you'll be fine. |
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| QUESTION: I have a 2005 suzuki GSX-R 600. What do I need?
Thanks
Duane |
| ANSWER: Just to make sure that you have 8mm spools - that's it. |
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| QUESTION: I have a 2002 Suzuki SV650S model. Will this stand work for my bike...will I have to get spools too, and if so what size? |
| ANSWER: Yes, it will. You'll need 8mm spools. |
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| QUESTION: My Hayabusa is 13+ inches. How do you squeeze it down and get it to hold its position? |
| ANSWER: It is made from a steel designed to hold any width you bend it to. The Hayabuse will be more than 13 once you put spools on it....should require very littel bending, if any at all. |
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| QUESTION: I have an 06 cbr 1000 rr, was just wondering if I purchase this product will it work for my motorcycle? |
| ANSWER: Yes, it works perfectly well on the CBR1000 |
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| QUESTION: what size spools for a 96 zx6r |
| ANSWER: They use the 10mm spools with one offset |
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| QUESTION: What size of spools would i need for 06 ninja 650R? |
| ANSWER: They take 10mm spools (Woodcraft part number 27-3100) |
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| QUESTION: what size spools recommended for a 2006 honda 1000rr? i was hoping 6mm, but not sure. |
| ANSWER: Hondas use 8mm spoools |
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| QUESTION: will it work for a ZX-14 (2006)? |
| ANSWER: Yes it will, once you put spools on |
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| QUESTION: Will this stand work with the spools on my 2004 Suzuki DL 650 V-Strom? |
| ANSWER: Our rear quad race spool stand requires holes for inserting 6, 8, or 10mm bolts for a dual swingarm set up. If your bike is set up so then you're all set. Suzuki road/race bikes take 8mm spools. |
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| QUESTION: WILL IT FIX A 06 ZX-10R AND WHAT SPOOL SIZE?
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| ANSWER: Yes, it will. The spools are 10mm, part number 27-3120 |
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| QUESTION: will the rear spool stand work with a 2003 CBR 600RR? |
| ANSWER: Yes it will |
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| QUESTION: I have an 03' SV1000s. Would I need to bend the stand to make it fit on the spools? |
| ANSWER: Yes, you may need to bend it slightly....but it is easily done and retains it's shape very well. |
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| QUESTION: how does the stand work? how does it lift the bike |
| ANSWER: The 'V" shaped forks on both sides are placed under the spools and when you puch the handle down it lifts the bike effortlessly. |
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| QUESTION: Will this stand fit my 2004 Kawasaki GX6R Ninja? |
| ANSWER: It will fit a ZX6R, yes. |
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| QUESTION: would this fit a 1991 cbr600f2 ??? |
| ANSWER: Not unless you put spools on it.....otherwise you need the RS102 pad stand. |
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| QUESTION: Does the 2005 Yamaha YZF600 have spools or is it a swing-arm lift? If spools, what size? There are so many stands for front & rear out there I can't decide....what makes a good or bad stand? I'm new at this biking thing. Thanks.
Fred |
| ANSWER: All Yamahas are set up to receive 6mm spools. The information on this website clearly states the reasons we know our rear stand is superior to others on the market. |
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| QUESTION: Can you put the bike on the stand by yourself and does the bike sway from side to side during mounting? |
| ANSWER: Our stands are ergonomically designed for ease of use and for one person to lift easily. There will be no swaying from side to side. |
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| QUESTION: Are the spools for a 2005 Suzuki "Hayabusa GXSR-1300R also 8 MM.? |
| ANSWER: To the best of our knowledge yes. |
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| QUESTION: What spool size do i need for a 2005 suzuki gsxr1000 |
| ANSWER: 8mm |
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| QUESTION: I am interested in this stand if it will work on a 2004 BMW K1200GT....can you tell me if it will and if I need pins also?
Thank you,
-Rob
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| ANSWER: I am not familiar with your bike...if you have a spot to bolt spools on your biek then it should work. |
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| QUESTION: How long will it take to process and ship a woodcraft rear stand, as well as the solo operation front stand? I live in Kansas (67207).
I called Woodcraft directly and they said the rear stand is out for 3 Weeks. |
| ANSWER: Yes, that is correct. We will have stands to ship for new orders in about 3 weeks. |
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| QUESTION: what size spools for a ZX9R |
| ANSWER: 10mm |
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| QUESTION: Can I use this rear stand with a Pit Bull forklift front stand, or do I need to use a woodcraft front stand. |
| ANSWER: You may certainly use your current front stand in conjunction with our rear stand. If and when you need another or new front stand check ours out! Thanks, Woodcraft |
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| QUESTION: won't your rcommended "bending" of the stand to fit different spools...crack and ruin the powder coat finish? |
| ANSWER: The stand is made of very stong, durable steel. Only a couple of models (ie: SV650) have a width that is narrower than the 14" produced. We take the stand, put it on it's side (place it on something so you don't scratch it) and squeeze it down to about 13+". It's holds the position and it does not crack the metal or ruin the powder coat finish. You'll love our stands. Thanks. Jan |
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| QUESTION: what size spools would i need for a yamaha r6 ? |
| ANSWER: 6mm Spools for all R6's and R1's |
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