PSR Economy Rear Spool Stand
- Constructed of mild steel
- Powder coated finish
- Designed for use on most late model sportbikes
- Spool hardware has an adjustable width range of 10.75” to 14.25”
- Optional swingarm lifting hardware sold separately
- Spool lifting hardware included
- Available in White only
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Our Two Cents
A rear spool stand for under $60? When I first heard about this product, I had some concerns. We ordered a set of front and rear stands so we could test them out. We tested this rear spool stand under a ZRX1100, which is not a lightweight motorcycle, the stand was sturdy and easy for one person to operate. This is a 3-piece stand that requires assembly, which is simple. I recommend that you tighten the hardware completely or the legs of the stand that support the motorcycle will wobble slightly. Swingarm lifting hardware is sold separately (in the drop down menu) allowing this stand to be used on motorcycles that do not have spools. Because this stand ships in 3 pieces, the possibility this stand may show up with with scuffs or scratches exists. Scratches and scuffs do not affect the integrity of the stand and we will not replace your stand if it shows up in this condition. This is a quality stand and PSR backs up their products, if they didn’t, we wouldn’t offer them.
Happy Customers Who Bought This Product
Location: Colorado
These bike stands may not cost a lot, but they are perfect for the average bike owner who wants to be able to perform chain maintenance with ease, or give their bike a good cleaning, or replace their chain, remove wheels, etc. I use these once a week and have absolutely no issues, they have been better than expected for a price that low. Their is no doubt that there are stands out there that are of a higher quality, but if you are on a budget, these should work just fine for you. (Read more...)
Location: Tennessee
You aren't going to beat these stands for this price. They've already been invaluable to me for chain maintenance and tire changes alone. The front stand is a little iffy on my particular bike because the forks are tapered at the bottom, but if ... (Read more...)
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