The rear stand works great, very solid. Leave my bike on it all winter. The front stand works, but is not nearly as stable.

Works perfectly!! Highly recommend

Excellent stands. Very sturdy and well made.

Easy to put together and assemble. It worked great on my 06 Honda Shadow. It is worth the money as it helps make it easy to do work on my motorcycle. I feel it is safe and the stand is made of good quality. Worth the money if you plan on doing work on your motorcycle.

The stand(s) come with very minor scratches. Manufacturer says that's normal due to testing each stand. They still look very good.Here are some notes about installation. The assembly is easy but will take ~ 15 minutes if you're not super handy and experienced like the Venom employee that does the set up video. Check out my pic for exact tools that will make the job very EZ. Wrench with 5/8 inch socket head to torque the bolts and 6mm allen or hex key to hold or torque the bolts. You can not tighten the bolts with your bare hands.For the rear you have the option of getting the stand that lifts by the spools or by the swing arms. Choose the one that's right for your bike. You can also order the 2nd attachment separately and swap them out if you have multiple bikes with different set ups.

First of all, im just an average joe on his first year of riding, did my first maintenance myself using the standard stand on my bike (oil filter, oil change, chain change and adjustment) and it was alright to work with but kinda awkward doing it solo manoeuvering the bike to put it upright and do everything (no center stand on my cb500x, rip) and with the season coming to an end soon here i kinda wanted something that would make maintenance and storing easier while also nit breaking the bank which is why i bought this set monday afternoon, the shipping timeframe said i would receive this between september 1st to 8th and got it today in the morning (wednesday 8th of august) which, already start pretty neat. I just finished assembling and testing and well, theres some cons but mostly pro's so i'll start with the cons of this item.- all items are labelled "R" which at first sight i though was for "Rear" as it comes with both front and rear paddle stand but it instead means "Right" to indicate which legs of the stand goes where (not the manufacturer's fault as thats said in the little paper with instruction) but it wouldve been nice if there was something that indicate which is rear and which is front (had to deassemble everything as i thought the "R" meant rear :/) >P.S: look carefully on the instruction paper as the rear set has that bolts on the end of each legs. **this cons is mostly user error but felt right to mention nonetheless**- my sets (both rear and front) arent fully flat with each other (on both sets, the left side stands slightly above the right side when on its wheel), this could be attributed to my parking lot not being flat itself and my appartment wood floor board, will need to confirm at a later date but it did not impact application (kinda, i did have to wrestle my bike a bit to put the rear paddle stand since the parking lot wasnt flat my right support pad was 2/16 of an inch longer than needed).- would be great if the package came with an included allenkey and wrench for those who dont have any as this isnt included and simply assume you have the right tool for the job or at the very least if they could specify that it doesnt include any tool (instruction also doesnt mention which size you'll need).- no other cons so far, cannot wait to work on my bike and store it using these!Now for the pro's!- dirt cheap compared to other options and comes as a set! (Cheapest one i saw on Fortnine was 130$ for just the front or the rear stand, this ended up at 144$ for both the rear and front)- very easy to assemble and quite a decently strong build, when lifting my bike earlier, nothing felt "this is gonna break" type of deal, they use grade 8.8 yellow zinc bolts which are quite strong by themselves while the metal used on for the stands looks to be a pretty solid 5/16 of an inch thick.- a very good budget option for storing or working on your bike, lift both wheel off the ground with the back wheel having a good 3/8 of an inch off the ground, just put the bike on neutral and work on! Or keep it from ever having flat spot on your tire from winter storing.- pretty stable, eventhough my parking lot isnt fully flat, i was able to rock the bike from side to side with minimal movement and i was kinda too scared of rocking it front to back tbh so i didnt test that (really dont wanna drop my little baby lmao).Alrighty, well, there's honestly more to say but there's a lot of it that can only be said after a lot of uses, will it hold my bike for a full winter? Who knows untill i try.. i sure hope so and i feel like it will. One things for 100% sure is that this is a very good deal for the easier maintenance it gives. You probably dont need both rear and front but for the price? Just get it. Unless you really dont need a paddle stand in which case, you probably wont see any of what i wrote anyway.

The stands work great for the 07 Yamaha R1. It worked with the swingarm stand for the back tire, but I like the ease of the spool lift (since I have the spools on the bike). So, if you already have the spools on the swingarm - I'd get the spool attachment instead of the swingarm lifts. The front fork stand was a little difficult at first, since it wouldn't center under the forks, but once it's lined up correctly and with some trial and error, the fork lift centered and works well. So far have stored on the lifts for 3 weeks with no shifting or wear. Bike has been off the lifts once in the 3 week period, and no issues noted, so feel comfortable storing on these stands. Will be using more as track season starts, so will follow up if there are any issues.

I was cautious about buying this set of stands for a couple reasons: There are some compelling negative reviews, and these are a lot cheaper than other options out there. I decided to take a chance, and I have no regrets at all. These were very easy to put together. With the multiple pin settings and springs, these fit around my front fork and rear swing arms with no issue at all. It took minimal effort to lift the bike up. I have a 650cc sport bike that's roughly 415lbs. It is very sturdy on these stands, no rocking, and can easily be rolled around (forward/backward) while on these stands using the stand wheels. I believe the product details say these support 850+lbs. I'm not sure I'd personally try going much heavier than that with these. While they are definitely sturdy with my smaller bike, I could see these potentially buckling under the weight of some heavy cruisers. All in all, these are great stands that I've already recommended to several friends with similar sized bikes. If you're in the market for stands and have a bike within those weight limits, pick these up. You won't be unhappy.

These were easy to assemble. According to the papers in the packaging, each stand is assembled and tested before shipped so if that's true you don't have to worry about getting a faulty product. I was a little hesitant at first about lifting my bike off the ground by my self, but these pulled the bike up effortlessly. They are sturdy enough that I was able to sit on the bike while lifted and it didn't affect them at all. The front tire is able to wiggle a little but that's just due to the fact that the tire has the ability to turn and the are held by pressure applied from spring so the springs allow a little movement. Not enough to have me feel like the bike will slip or fall though. The rear has no movement whatsoever. Mostly bought these for maintenance and winter storage. Hopefully they hold up long term. If they don't I will be editing my review.

These worked just fine for my 480 pound Honda. Easy to assemble - four bolts and it’s done. Easy to get the bike up on the stands - Useful to have second person to steady bike when you put it up in them. Pretty sturdy. Not sure how it would be with a much bigger bike but for my bike it is good. Arrived much faster than was listed when I bought it - said it would take 3 to 4 weeks to arrive - only took one week (I am in Canada). I got them just for general cleaning maintenance, now that is see how steady they are I may have gotten by with just front stand. But With front/back stands I can get both wheels off the ground.Update - have used many times in last 4 months and they work great. More than heavy duty enough for my 480 pound bike.

I needed these for my Honda CB650F. I wondered about the quality as they are half the price of anything I can get from the dealers or FortNine, but my fear was not waranted. The assembly is straight forward, directions are clear, metal tubing is very strong, and the nuts are Nyloc style so it's not going to come loose.At first, because the pads for the rear stand are secured with cotter pins and bolts, I thought the pads would not rotate as you lift the bike. In practice though, they do rotate as the bike is lifted regardless of how tight you secure the bolts which act as a set screw to set the width of the pads.So yeah, they work excellently. The bike is very solid with either just the rear stand in place or both, lifting the entire bike off the floor. Totally satisfied.

These are great value stands at it's core. They are sturdy and pretty straight forward as to what they do. The only gripe i have with this product is that i received a defective unit. I'm sure that otherwise they would be great but this review is in place of that which i have received.PROS: Affordable, Sturdy, WorksCONS: Instructions non-existent, Fit and finish is shaky, Inconvenient to adjust.The major problem with the one i received is that the arms for the stands aren't aligned properly, The arms for both the front and rear stand are mounted at different lengths and angles. Out of the box came with scuffs, but i could care less about that. The arms after installation the bike would sit at an angle and will lean a good 10 degrees to the right. At first i thought i must've screwed up and read the instructions, there was very little to read, multiple times and re-assembled many different times with various leveling tools, tested with calipers for measurements, and other unnecessary items which i will not mention in the hopes that it must be me. The front forks were also misaligned and caused the front wheel to be tilted to the opp. side of the lean so that when both are in use the bike looks like it will fall over at any minute (looks like a horse buckling in the air to a lesser degree). Due to my fault of not notifying asap (various reasons) it is past the 30 day warranty and nothing really can be done. On the plus side the bike doesn't move much while on stands, but it leaves you with little to no peace of mind. KapscoMoto reps were friendly and to no fault of their own, i'm just bummed that this could have been a great experience with a new company. Overall learn from my lesson, if you see things amiss alert ASAP don't wait to see if its okay. I'll give it a 3 star since it does function and everything else seems to work.