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I have a question concerning motorcycle service stands. What I understand about vehicles that if you are going to support it while the wheels are off the ground for storage that you should support it under the A arms and under the suspension, and not the frame allowing the suspension to droop.
Isn't this how a motorcycle would be stored on a motorcycle stand with the front forks and swingarm un-supported causing them to droop putting excess stress on the forks and shocks?
Does anyone have any suggestions of a good motorcycle jack/storage stand for the SERK? I have looked at H-D's and the Craftsman so far.
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