I have a 1999 885i Girly. Has anyone put swingarm spools on there Girly? Any assistance would be appreciated. Ron
Not sure what you mean by spools Ron?
Quote from: Timbox2 on January 14, 2017, 08:14:30 AM
Not sure what you mean by spools Ron?
For a paddock stand Tim.
@Ron... I considered it myself but couldn't be satisfied that the weight of the bike wouldn't be too much at some point (mine is a steamer yes, but there isn't that much difference in them) the wall of the swingarm is about 5-6mm thick btw.
*Edit* Instead I used the flat paddle type stand lugs which the bike had a tendancy to slide down, so I drilled the bottom of the swingarm and added an ally 'block' each side to stop it sliding down.
I thought paddock stands were for sportbikes where you dont have a centre stand??
Or any bike without a centerstand?
Quote from: JayDub on January 14, 2017, 03:26:34 PM
Or any bike without a centerstand?
Yeah, I meant that really. In my Kawasaki days I used an ABBA
Quote from: JayDub on January 14, 2017, 11:48:29 AM
For a paddock stand Tim.
@Ron... I considered it myself but couldn't be satisfied that the weight of the bike wouldn't be too much at some point (mine is a steamer yes, but there isn't that much difference in them) the wall of the swingarm is about 5-6mm thick btw.
*Edit* Instead I used the flat paddle type stand lugs which the bike had a tendancy to slide down, so I drilled the bottom of the swingarm and added an ally 'block' each side to stop it sliding down.
Jay thanks this is an alternative I haven't consider.
and make sure the stand has the weight capacity. :icon_study:
Think there would be any demand for a lifting bracket like JBQ makes for the Tiger 1050, R3 & T-Bird?
http://jack-be-quick.com/products/tiger-1050-2007-2017/
On the Tiger 1050, it fits here the centerstand would.
Measure the distance that the centerstand spread is, and I'll see if the 1050 one happens to fit. I kinda doubt it though, the 955 centerstand looks wider at top.