WhisperingWasp
08-11-2015, 07:05 PM
Help appreciated...
So I've bought some front & rear paddock stands for my 620sie. Thought they'd be a good idea for cleaning the bike properly and for storage over winter (save the bike leaning on its tyres). They were very reasonable too (possibly the issue!).
The rear stand has two U-shaped brackets which I assume marry up to some bobbins mounted on the rear swing arm. I would have preferred a 90dgeree bracket to match the square-shaped swing arm but anyway I bought some bobbins only to find I have no holes in the swing arm to screw them into! Having looked at the packaging it suggests I need Oxford Frame Forks?!?! I guess they were a waste of money then!
What can I do to make the stands work for my bike? I can't see how the U-shaped bit is suitable for my bike as there is nothing on the swing arm/anything that can be added as far as I can see. I bought stands that were (supposedly) for my particular model of bike but I'm at a bit of a loss now.
Thanks in advance.
So I've bought some front & rear paddock stands for my 620sie. Thought they'd be a good idea for cleaning the bike properly and for storage over winter (save the bike leaning on its tyres). They were very reasonable too (possibly the issue!).
The rear stand has two U-shaped brackets which I assume marry up to some bobbins mounted on the rear swing arm. I would have preferred a 90dgeree bracket to match the square-shaped swing arm but anyway I bought some bobbins only to find I have no holes in the swing arm to screw them into! Having looked at the packaging it suggests I need Oxford Frame Forks?!?! I guess they were a waste of money then!
What can I do to make the stands work for my bike? I can't see how the U-shaped bit is suitable for my bike as there is nothing on the swing arm/anything that can be added as far as I can see. I bought stands that were (supposedly) for my particular model of bike but I'm at a bit of a loss now.
Thanks in advance.