[atjurhs]

does anyone have plans or would make a drawing/pictures with dimensions. i would like to make a bike stand out of wood.

thanks, Todd

 

[Hornet]

$20 Bike Lift

 

[muensterDeath]

Not sure how elaborate you are trying to go, but based on the time and materials, there are some pretty reasonable paddock stands out there for not a lot more...

Front and rear for <65 bucks...

https://www.amazon.com/Extreme-Max-...&qid=1516031221&sr=8-4&keywords=paddock+stand

 

[Mike the Bike]

Not sure how elaborate you are trying to go, but based on the time and materials, there are some pretty reasonable paddock stands out there for not a lot more...

Front and rear for <65 bucks...

https://www.amazon.com/Extreme-Max-...&qid=1516031221&sr=8-4&keywords=paddock+stand

Thanks mate for posting this! That's really reasonable, free shipping too!
Cheers!
mike

 

[Zanetti]

Harbor Freight has 2 inexpensive stands that fit.

 

[atjurhs]

which ones? most often HF has junkie stuff that will mess up the original part. i rarely buy anything from them unless it's a 1 time use (2 at the most :grin2

 

[PFEN]

this one is perfect.:wink2: with the right height for the Bobber.
I understand that some like to do it themselves, but take the risk to put his bike on the ground to win a few euros :nerd:

 

[atjurhs]

this one is perfect.:wink2: with the right height for the Bobber.
I understand that some like to do it themselves, but take the risk to put his bike on the ground to win a few euros :nerd:

cool!
where do you get the short round black pegs from? do they come with the stand? how do they fit on the bike? i'm a newbie so i'm probably asking questions that everyone else already knows

 

[PFEN]

@atjurhs

"round black pegs from Triumph"
8MM to screw in the place indicated on the picture.

 

[atjurhs]

PFEN, thanks!

do you know the part number from Triumph?

really appreciate your help!

Todd

 

[MikeB]

do you know the part number from Triumph?

A9640082 Paddock Stand Bobbins

 

[PFEN]

the plastic cover that protects the thread is mounted in force.
if you want to remove it without damaging it (for example if you use a screwdriver) or make a scratch in the paint :frown2:
Take a bolt and screw it from behind, It will push on the small cache and make it out without damaging anything.:laugh::wink2: