BSPOVAL - Bike It Bike Stand Pad

Great and cheaper than eBay at the time

On my last visit to Cadwell Park for the British Superbikes, there were many thousands of bike with these placed under the kickstand (I did notice a few different types, but most were this type).The simplicity of this pad is genius. OK, you could just make yourself one out of various materials, but it probably wouldn't be as light, or durable, or professional.Mine stays permanently in the pocket of my bike jacket because you never know when or where you're going to need it. Alternatively, stick it under the seat (with your locks & chains) so you've always got it with you. It's one of those items that you just shouldn't be without. No more searching for a piece of hard-standing to park on, just whip out your pad & you're good-to-go!

Love it.

Could have been slightly bigger, otherwise OK.

Does what it says on the tin. Used this (with a bit of string attached) on wet grass, sand, gravel and dirt. Worked every time to keep my Tiger 800 sturdy when camping, even when fully loaded with 3 packed boxes and a big dry sack on. Dispersed the weight, bike stays upright.

It stops your bike from sinking stand-long into the mud. Simple really. Super duper technology means it looks nicer than a bit of scrap wood too! (Though a bit of wood will arguably get you more Heath Robinson experience points amidst more hardcore company!)Put it on a lanyard or key-chain, slip it into a pocket or if you're a clever little metalworker like me, make yourself a shiny stainless steel holder & mount it somewhere on the bike frame, engine block or handlebars. Cool beans!

Perfect, just what I needed. I have an AJS Cadwell so found this was the only practical way to park on grass when camping ect.

Comes in very handy in this hot weather. No more sinking into the ground. 👍