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DAYTONA

12 May 2024

Adjustable III U-Clamp Attachment

Japanese Webike user

5/5

Wouldn't this be the perfect maintenanceSTAND for Middle motorcycle!

I am satisfied with the stability of the vehicle when using the rear stand, the lightness when lifting up, and the price. I was thinking of replacing the tires by myself in the future, and I am also hoping to expand the range of maintenance of other parts. (The Z650RS weighs 188kg *Rear Carrier would be better) It only requires a little weight by hand. It is very convenient because I used to do one side lift up with a piece of wood.

Comparisons were made with Company S, Company A, and Company J. As a result, we decided on DAYTONA. As the reason for the selection, I considered that the structure of the most load-bearing part is Square Type, which seems to be sturdy, and that it is superior in terms of comparative cost. Also, the fact that the product introduction image is of RS was a deciding factor. The other 3 companies are all sold separately, and S and A are a little cheaper than DAYTONA, but there were some comments that the stability of the frame is not so good. I have not actually used them, so I am not sure.

The Stand Hook holder is specified to have a diameter of 14 to 18mm. If the diameter is larger than this, it will not fit in the attachment. Also, it takes a little getting used to inserting the Attachment.
The only drawback is that the latch of the U-shaped attachment is too thin and I am not sure if it is durable. I am not sure if it is durable or not. I don't know because I haven't used it yet. However, spare parts are available, so there is no need to worry. (This is not a problem for those who can weld.)

J company claimed that the handlebar should be set to "Left" and "Up" when the brake is "STAND-UP", while DAYTONA company claimed that the handlebar should be set to "Straight". I am not sure of the difference, but I found that the fixation of the hook of the front brake at the time of OthersLift up was the same in all companies. I hope this is of some help. View detail

[Repair and Optional Parts] L-Shaped Attachment with Band

Wheel Tool Balancer Options 10mm Shaft Set

Unit

25 Mar 2024

Frame Stand

Japanese Webike user

5/5

Nothing beats it, as long as you have the space to put it.

I bought a battered 900SS (900SL) and am Restore.
Everything is RoseRose until Bolt1 pc, then everything is Repair and modified and regenerated before assembly.
Stem bearings and other parts were also replaced, but since they are all RoseRose, it was easy to complete the work by simply turning the FrameSingle Body over and over while hammering.
The Ducati of this era had no dust or oil seals on the stem bearings, and the sliding surfaces of the bearings were exposed in a barbaric manner.
The bearing is really exposed, and even the bearing race can be seen when peering from below at certain angles.
The large washer, which was used in later models, was inserted into the lower side of the stem shaft.
Since it is just a Washer, there is no RubberRip seal, just a little harder to see Bearing and a little less gap with the Frame.
Still, I built it in thinking it would be better than nothing...
When assembled, the Washer effect does not look very promising.
On the contrary, it appears that foreign objects that have been placed on top of the StemBracket have become even more likely to enter the Stem bearing area.

I thought so, but the body is already pretty much assembled, and I don't want to remove parts now to make a FrameSingle Body.

Then there are two ways.
Lift the front of the body in some way or lift the body Front in some way.

The most stable method is to use a Jack or other lifting device.
The weight of the car body rides directly on the hard STAND, so it can lift TIGHTLY and Front.
But it often doesn't work that way, does it?
If it is a 4-cylinder engine, the exhaust pipe is in the way 100% of the time, and even if the exhaust pipe is removed, the oil pan is not flat on modern engines.

This is where the Frame Stand comes in.
As the name implies, you can put up something like a clothes-drying stand next to the Frame and use it like a clothesline.:Pair (for Left and Right) The Tie Down is hung by hooking the Tie Down to a stick passed through the
It is suspended by a string, so it is not very stable, but it is very easy to use.

This product is a super large version of the Frame Stand.
The maximum height of 2m is not a feat!

There is no doubt that the bigger the better, and this product is also much easier to use than the 1.5-meter Frame Stand that is often used by other companies.
It is so big and heavy that it has great rigidity, even when the body is suspended. The "feel" is a little bit like a "bounce. is Zero!
It is comparable to the high-performance STAND, which is sometimes used in motorcycle shops for PRO use.

The only weakness is Super big and super heavy." Things to do!
As you can see, it is a huge large when assembled!
Then I would say disassemble it after use...but no, no, no!
It will not stand on its own when disassembled, and even when disassembled, it is still big enough!
And since it's made of steel, it will definitely be covered in Rust if left outdoors...
in a word "Location matters." But [Color] The ability to Clear is the key to success.
If you are fortunate enough to have the indoor Space to store such a Giant Large item, this is a real treat. View detail