SOLO OPERATION FRONT STAND BY WOODCRAFT
Low Lift Effort & Easy Wheel Access
Super Stable quad 4 inch Wheels that roll over almost anything
New! Fender protection pad on lift arm
Used by 7 AMA Factory supported teams!!
This item usually takes about 15 days to ship
Item no. 22-0100
Today$197.60
The #1 Front Stand on the Market today USED BY 7 current AMA Factory
teams - These guys buy what works!!!
LOW
EFFORT - EXCELLENT CLEARANCE Mechanics appreciate both the easy lift effort and ample workseat
clearance around the front wheel!!
EXTRA
DETAILS
Save that fender!!! PVC Coated stand tip for fender scratch protection POWERCOAT FINISH Woodcraft stands have one of
the toughest, most expensive powder coat finishes available
today.
> XL WHEELS Woodcraft's trademark
extra large quad 4" wheels are extremely stable and facillitate
lifting the bike on rough surfaces
NON-SLIP
BOTTOM Another Woodcraft touch - non-slip rubber
bottom skid pads TOTAL
ADJUSTABILITY Adjustable height upper stanchion allows use
WARNING: Laws concerning this product vary from state/province to state/province. Your state/province may prohibit its use on public roads or restrict its use to novelty, show use, off-road areas, or race facility areas only. In some states/provinces off-road uses are also prohibited. The manufacturer and retailer assume no responsibility for any use or application of this product in violation of any applicable law. Before installing this product, please check your state/provincial and local/municipal laws and regulations.
The Q&A on this Product
QUESTION: I have an 07 Kawasaki ZX-6R. Will this stand work, and what pin do I need?
ANSWER: Yes, definitely. You need a 15mm pin
QUESTION: Thank you very much for your quick response. About the frame sliders, are the farrings going to have to be drilled for them to fit? If so, thats not a problem, I'll just have to pay someone to do them. I AM NOT drilling on my bike. Someone else can (if they mess up they fix it... :)
Could you please let me know when the frame sliders become availible? I plan on spending a great deal of money with your company with the fender eliminator kit for the '08 1000RR, front and rear stands and many many more items.
Thank you for your help.
ANSWER: They are ready now...and they do have to be drilled.
QUESTION: i have a 2008 CBR 1000 RR. what size spools do i need on the back and what size on the front to lift the front and rear on stands.
Also, i am looking for frame sliders. i really want some bad. do you have any or know where i can get some? in addition to that, i really want a rear tire hugger to keep the rubber off my undertail section. i'll pay what ever you want for them. cost is not an issue!
Thank you.
ANSWER: I expect the Honda 1000 to use 8mm spools. I have not spec'd out the front stand pin yet, but we can get that information very quickly - I expect it to be the same as the 2007. We have successfully tested the frame sliders and will have them for sale by the end of the week.
QUESTION: I looked on your sizing chart, but could not find a 2007 R6S. I am assuming it is the same as the 01-05 R6, and thus the pin size would be 16.5MM correct? Thanks in advance!
ANSWER: You are correct.
QUESTION: what size are the pins on a 2006 600cbr-rr
ANSWER: 20mm
QUESTION: what are the pin sizes for a 2006 GSXR1000 and a 2007 GSXR600
ANSWER: The 1000 uses a 13, the 600 uses a 15.
QUESTION: Pin size for 2006 Yamaha R6 (not R6S).
Thanks
ANSWER: 16.5mm
QUESTION: i have a CBR 1000RR 2006, does the front stand work on it, if so what size pin do i need.
ANSWER: Yes, it works - 13mm pin is what fits your bike.
QUESTION: I haeve a 2007 Kawasaki ZZR600 will this product fit my motorcycle and do i need additional parts to fit it?
ANSWER: Yes, it will work on your bike.
QUESTION: 2007 CBR 600RR pin size?
ANSWER: 13mm
QUESTION: What pin should I use for a (k6) gsxr 750?
ANSWER: 15mm
QUESTION: I have a '97 CBR900RR. Does this stand have sufficient clearance with regard to that specific front fairing?
ANSWER: Yes, definitely.
QUESTION: Would your front and rear stands apply to an '06 Ducati Sport1000? What size adapters would be required?
Thanks,
Wally
ANSWER: Yes, this works very well with that bike and uses a 17mm pin.
QUESTION: I have a 2006 Kawasaki ZX6R, just curious what size pin I would need to get these stands? Thanks
ANSWER: 15mm pin
QUESTION: I have a 2005 Suzuki GSXR-1000...What pin size would I need? Thanks, Roland.
ANSWER: 13mm
QUESTION: I have a Yamaha R1 2006 what size do I need...?
ANSWER: 16.5mm pin
QUESTION: I have a 2002 Suzuki GSXR-600...What pin size would I need?
ANSWER: 15mm
QUESTION: I have a 1990 FZR1000t, what pin size would I need?
ANSWER: My records say a 21mm pin
QUESTION: I coulnt find the app chart so what size pin do I need for a 99 ZX9?
ANSWER: You need a 15mm pin for that bike
QUESTION: what size pin do i need for cbr1000rr 2004?
ANSWER: 13mm. We do have a lift pin application chart on our website. Scroll to the bottom of the page for the front stand 22-0100
QUESTION: Will tis stand work with 2003 CBR600F4I, 1998 GSXR750, CBR929RR & 2002 Suzuki 800 Intruder. What size pins would be necessary.Also would the sticky padded rear stand work for these bikes as well? Thanks for the help.
ANSWER: The pins you will need to make this stand work on the bikes listed are as follows:
CBR600 F4i 24mm
GSXR750 (98) 13mm
CBR929 13mm
You will have to measure the intruder as I only have the specs on sportbikes.
The standard pads style rear stand should work on all the bikes listed.
Dan
QUESTION: I haave a 2004 Aprilia RSV Mille and a 2004 Ducati 620 Monster, what size pins do I need?
ANSWER: You will need a 17mm pin for the Ducati and a 27mm pin for the Aprilia
QUESTION: will these stands work for a 2004 Triumph Daytona 600?
ANSWER: Yes, it will. You need a 13mm pin to go with it
QUESTION: I need a stand for a 2002 Honda Shadow VT1100CL so I can remove the front wheel to replace the tire.
ANSWER: This can be used for this bike, but you will need to use it together with a rear stand or center stand. These are almost exclusively used for sport bikes, so we do not know the diameter of the hole in the bottom triple clamp. If you can measure the diameter of the hole with a set of verniers we can help you.
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