Venom Motorcycle Stand Lift, Front & Rear Combo, Universal Paddock Lift Stand, Front Wheel Fork Stand Rear Wheel Swingarm Spool Stand, Compatible With Most Yamaha Honda Kawasaki Suzuki BMW Motorcycles

Firstly, yes there are two here. I use this every time I bring my motorcycle home. I use the rear one mainly but I've had my bike on both and have been able to work on it. They do exactly what they should and feel stable.

I don't understand how anyone could give these paddock stands anything less than 5 stars. You people who give bad reviews or complain over it not fitting etc., It is NOT the stand manufacturers responsibility to supply you with swingarm spools. If you don't already have spools on your bike than your a newb anyway. First time ever in these comments have I ever seen someone who thinks the stand manufacturer should also supply you with swingarm spools. Spools are a completely different necessary part to a bike. Anyway, these stands are ridiculously great quality stands. A breeze to put together. Leagues better than my old ones that cost double the amount. They are solid & sturdy and lift my bike ultra smooth. I'm posting a pic of my green Ninja on the stands so you can see how awesome these things are. Again, anyone who gives less than 5 stars for these your either clueless with zero bike experience or you got an agenda because I'd give these 6 stars if I could. I truly don't know how they can be any better.

I was looking for cheap but good quality motorcycle lifts. Being that it is 2023, I assumed that Amazon should have some good quality lifts from overseas. Sure enough, they do! I've a 2002 Kawasaki ZRX1200r - about 475LBS dry - and these lifts seem to lift it without much concern from my end. They assemble very simply, but snugly. The tube steel is strong for the task and overall looks good and is well designed. One problem - not all spools and bikes are the same. BE SURE to FIRST slowly fit the rear lifts on/around the spools, making SURE that the brass "claw" wont touch anything other than the spool. I made a mistake by trusting the hooks themselves, and it scratched and took some paint off of my aluminum swing arm. That sucks, but things happen. I subsequently took some Gorilla tape and wrapped them up. Seemed to work well the first time, but will probably have to apply it again moving forward. So, overall a good value for the money. Look and work well - be careful to wrap the brass so you don't scratch your baby :)

Excellent quality bike stand , just recently got my first bike, it is yamaha r3 and the stand holds it no issue it’s very easy to lift and set back down and very sturdy once the bike is lifted , would buy it again at a higher price it’s so good.

I was searching for bike stands for my 2015 GSX-S750 and seen so many comments that say they are unstable, and cheap, but I figured I'd give them a chance because I didn't want to spend a ridiculous amount of money on something that's the same quality but a brand name. After receiving them I brought them to the garage and assembled them. Assembly was quick easy, and after assembled they appeared sturdy. Anyone with a motorcycle should have already known the stands dont come with swing arm spools, so that wasn't an issue with me, and bought a set here on Amazon. After assembling them I tried them out and they worked perfectly and bike was stable the whole time. So far the Venom bike stands was a perfect buy for me.

2006 Cbr600rr- Great stands built them in 10 minutes without the directions, no wobble in the stands at all and seems sturdy. even on a REALLY uneven blacktop garage floor (pic doesn’t really show it) IMPORTANT!! You probably should read the directions lol. once you screw the bolts in, the bolts wedge into the tubes to really firm up the stand frames. it’d be a real hassle To get em out if it’s possible at all… idk I got lucky when I matched the left and right sickers on the parts. but I didn’t pay attention to what handle I was putting on the rear spool lifts. so I very well could have made a rear spool lift with the width of a front shock lift🤦‍♂️ I don’t believe there were front or rear stickers on the handles so I just started putting pieces together. All in all great stands, and be sure to read the directions!

I can only attest for rear stand, as it turns out, my front forks are not even and I needed a triple tree and didn’t know (talking to you gen 3 Sv650) but I kept it anyways for future endeavors. I think it’s a deal for the price. My bike got knocked over by another bike while on the stand, and it bent it a bit but was able to be bent back and still works just fine. I’d almost worry if it was more rigid, as it might have damaged the bike, but do with that what you will. It’s not the most top the line stand out there I’m sure, but it does the job just fine if you’re on a budget! Forewarned, it comes pre scratched a bit. There is a little note that says it’s because they assemble them in factory for QC, then repackage. Doesn’t bother me.

Easy to assemble, quality metal product and nuts and bolts. Well constructed and machined, hard plastic on reverse to protect your flooring. Lifted my Kawasaki Vulcan S cruiser easily (weighs 500lbs). Very stable - safe and secure for working on the bike or just having it off the ground in the winter. Great deal - I will look for more Venom products. I would not hesitate to recommend this product or buy from this company again.

Easy to set up, and they work amazing! Used on a 2006 CBR600RR

It works well, solid set, doesn't feel flimsy, could lift my 2004 gsxr 750 without issues, assembly not complicated but they put a sticker to tell you what side goes where on the wrong side, just an assembly distraction. Maybe not as sturdy as a one piece stand but it is more affordable and it works.

Fast shipping + great paddock stand. Easy to build and very stable. Currently holding up my Triumph Street Triple R. Also sat on the bike while mounted on these stands (+/- 700 pounds total) and very impressed on how sturdy it is.

Fait parfaitement le job pour ma vulcan S 2019