GP Pro Series Universal Front and Rear Motorcycle stands set - For use with Ninja ZX6r 636 ZX10r ZX14r ZX14 CBR 600rr 1000rr GSXR 600 750 1000 Yamaha R1 R6 MT10 MT09 MT07 Hayabusa SV650 SV1000

I heard about this pair of stands from a rider friend of mine and bought them for my Norton Commando. I was excited and thought a bike of that level deserved the best stand I could find. These stands are every bit as good as my pitbull, but I get both front and rear stands for the price of one pitbull. So it was a no brainer. The tubes on these are thick and very strong. The axels are very nice and welded strong as well. So are the wheels. The finish is painted and flawless. All in all the stands are over engineered and ultra stable under load which gives me peace of mind. One thing I would recommend is an addition of a rubber grip at the hand position and rubber pads to protect the beautiful finish where the stand sits on the ground when under load. I plan on adding these items myself as it is a simple enough job. I contacted the manufacturer with some questions and they responded immediately. Very happy with these stands, highly recommended.

I had a set of cheap-ish rear and front stands for my previous bike and wanted something more solid for my Triumph Scrambler 900, which is a little heavier than many of the naked bikes out there. I'm glad I came across this set on Amazon. Both stands feel solid and substantial. I didn't have any trouble fitting the rear stand to my spools. The front stand took a little experimenting to find the best way to lift the front wheel. I'm sure this is by design so that the front stand can fit a variety of bikes. My only disappointment is that some of the cool decals on the racks were starting to peel off when I unboxed them, perhaps just from the weather and shipping. At any length, I feel sure that I'll have these stands for a long time.

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This is my second set of GPI stands. The first ones never broke or anything, I just gave them with the motorcycle I sold. Bought this set for a 2014 Honda CTX 700 and they fit, but just barely. The problem lies with the heat shield on the exhaust pipe. The lift location on the rear swing arm requires removing the end cap of the shield off in order to get the clearance necessary to lift the bike. Not a huge deal for me, nothing a 6mm Allen can't fix. The stands work great and allow me to do maintenance on the bike without having to roll the wheels around or have a second person help me steady it. They are worth the price.

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I don't understand why they have these listed with Kawasaki in the header. If they would change that they would probably get more sales. I purchased these for my Suzuki GSX R600 and am so glad I did. Debated for a couple of months on which ones to buy starting out influenced to purchase the outrageously priced Pit Bull stands which cost $150 per stand. I just didn't want to spend that kind of money. After a lot of looking I came across these and couldn't see why they wouldn't work with my bike. Was a little worried they would be crap at that price but that is so not the case. They could sell these for more money. They are very well built and look nice not cheaply made at all. You won't be disappointed in these they are worth every penny.

I bought these stands after much comparison to others. I had originally purchased these for a 2000 ZX9, and the front stand didn't fit the forks on that bike. A quick email to the company and I received an immediate response. It seems the forks on older bikes use a different type of adapter. I couldn't be happier with how quickly the company sent me another set of adapters at no cost to me, and the stands are an incredible deal. I've used them constant without any issue, they hold up great and are sturdy enough that they don't flex or seems the least bit flimsy. I have since then purchased a new R1, and again they lift my bike securely. I would highly recommend these to anyone looking for we'll built stands and great customer service.

With my bike up on these I don't feel I'm one strong breeze away from disaster. Only disappointing thing is, there are little threaded bracket things for the bolts that hold the adjustable-width holders in place. They're just spit welded on at the corners and fell off pretty quickly. It still works fine, the spool keep them in place and stability is not affected. Just seems like a stupid defect to have on an otherwise solid stand