BikeTek paddock stand for Ducati Hypermotard 821SP 13-14 front rear SET NEW pair | eBay I got his from ebay...front and rear stands for less than £100.. probaby not the finest quality but fit for purpose and the bike feels solid enough with just the rear or both ends of the floor.
I'm using a stainless steel one from Harris Performance. It will last until I'm long gone. Superbly well made.
I spoke to Harris today as I have the normal bobbin type front and rear and fancy the single sided one to match... £170 though.... Worth it ?
I've got the single sided rear Harris. It is exceptionally good quality and will last a lifetime. You can change the rear pin size so will fit other single sides. It's not cheap but IMO worth it.
Did you mean just a stand - I took it you wanted a stand / lift - i.e. not just a Paddock Stand, hence my suggestion :smile: The Abba Skylift is the best of both when you consider all you may wish to do on a bike. Pricey when compared to a Paddock Stand - but not when you compare it to a lift / work bench and overall I find it much better. I made the mistake of displaying my 999R on mine in the house so now saving up for another for the garage - more expense but they are good toys :Happy:
I use a single sided rear and one of these with a 27mm pin for the front, it works and wasn't dear. RWSTFL27 COMPLETE SET- FRONT HEADSTOCK LIFT PADDOCK STAND Ducati Diavel | eBay
Well cheers for all the input chaps… Just taken the plunge on one of these.. Motorbike Central Stand Paddock Lift ConStands Power Ducati Hypermotard 821 13-14, Adaptor+Casters incl. I had it for £215 delivered so lets hope it works….:Jawdrop:
looks nice...2 questions How does it it attach to the frame? How about adjusting the chain, since there is no weight on the rear wheel, does the swingarm sag and change the chain tension?
How does it it attach to the frame? How about adjusting the chain, since there is no weight on the rear wheel, does the swingarm sag and change the chain tension?[/QUOTE] You take out the top engine mount and refit it with the supplied fitting which allows the stand to locate into it. Also there is a large nylon bush which locates lower down (zoom in on pics to see) Regarding the chain, you can lower the bike back onto it's wheels to adjust the chain and also the bike remains upright PERFECT!
