Lubing the chain, removing wheels/ brakes/ forks etc, holding the bike upright for maintenance or cleaning, etc...

 

:iamwithst

More like I don't know how you get by without it. It's not something you buy to make the bike look cool in the garage. How do you clean your chain, clean your wheels, remove your wheels for tire changes, change for your fork oil, without it?

 

Keeps tires from flat-spotting in the non-riding months.

 

Its so the scantly Clad hot chicks doing a photo op don't knock it over :fact

See examples:

 

:stpd:

That would be the ultimate party foul...

 

Lube chain and not be squid rolling down the street with a buddy spraying wax on your chain. Doing work on the bike.

 

Squid-roll... some kind of sushi...?

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Molonlabe, time to play with your squid and go sleep. :hammer:

 

Roger wilco

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First thing I bought after gear was a Pit Bull rear stand,my bike is always on it.

I even made a strap system to carry the stand on my back when I go out riding in case during the day I need to lube the chain or clean the rear rim.

 

First thing I bought after gear was a Pit Bull rear stand,my bike is always on it.

I even made a strap system to carry the stand on my back when I go out riding in case during the day I need to lube the chain or clean the rear rim.

Really?

 

i really want to pick one of these up

http://www.motomfg.com/MotoMfg_paddock_stand_Yamaha_p/ps-6.htm

 

That is nice Wondering if it's proved by bike manufactures. Is there any way it could do harm to the chassis since i assume they are not built for that purpose?

:iamwithst

 

paddock stands are needed when you don't have a kickstand :fact

And they are also needed for tire warmers :fact

As well as maintenance :fact

See lots of uses :lol