wheeldock center stand
Road Master
Joined: Mar 2010
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Put the EZ-UP on my UC about a month ago. The bike is very stable on the stand and it goes on with minimal effort. Getting off the stand is the easy part, you just drive off. Have read where others have had some issues with clearance and falls, but I haven't so far. One thing I like about the stand is that it makes it easier for a passenger to mount without scratching anything. I really like this stand so far.
Elite HDF Member
Joined: Jul 2008
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From: Indian Land, SC
I scraped the stand maybe 2-3 times while turning on uneven roadways and of course on speed bumps. If the surface is uneven, don't even think about using it. I would put it back on if I could use my jack with it but I can live without it.
Tourer
Joined: Jun 2006
Posts: 399
Likes: 2
Yep, I loved my drive-off stand also but you can't use them with the J & S or Pitbull jacks. I have a Pitbull jack and finally removed the stand. Maybe Pitbull will design an adapter also.
I scraped the stand maybe 2-3 times while turning on uneven roadways and of course on speed bumps. If the surface is uneven, don't even think about using it. I would put it back on if I could use my jack with it but I can live without it.
I scraped the stand maybe 2-3 times while turning on uneven roadways and of course on speed bumps. If the surface is uneven, don't even think about using it. I would put it back on if I could use my jack with it but I can live without it.
I have the EZ-Up stand and I use my Pitbull lift with it. Just line up the centerstand bolt in the gap in the middle of the rear pads and you will be fine.
Road Captain
Joined: Aug 2008
Posts: 528
Likes: 4
From: Alberta Canada
Yep, I loved my drive-off stand also but you can't use them with the J & S or Pitbull jacks. I have a Pitbull jack and finally removed the stand. Maybe Pitbull will design an adapter also.
I scraped the stand maybe 2-3 times while turning on uneven roadways and of course on speed bumps. If the surface is uneven, don't even think about using it. I would put it back on if I could use my jack with it but I can live without it.
I scraped the stand maybe 2-3 times while turning on uneven roadways and of course on speed bumps. If the surface is uneven, don't even think about using it. I would put it back on if I could use my jack with it but I can live without it.
Elite HDF Member
Joined: Sep 2005
Posts: 3,947
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From: Ontario, Canada
Center stands are a great idea, but remember it will easily fall of the stand if you put it down anywhere where there is a low spot in the pavement or ashphalt.
If it goes up too easily, you may be in one of these spots. Best to try to park the bike with the front wheel up hill, so the bike will have a tendence to roll rearward and the stand can't fold up if you move the bike rearward.
You can see what I mean in the Easyup video on their web page.
If it goes up too easily, you may be in one of these spots. Best to try to park the bike with the front wheel up hill, so the bike will have a tendence to roll rearward and the stand can't fold up if you move the bike rearward.
You can see what I mean in the Easyup video on their web page.
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Joined: Jul 2008
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From: Indian Land, SC
Doing it your way, does the bike come up level? Can't see how since the stand adds several inches to the bottom of the bike frame. If not, I may give it a try.
Cruiser
Joined: Mar 2010
Posts: 160
Likes: 9
From: Las Vegas, Nevada
I have it on my Ultra and it works great for me. I use it when I park it in the garage or fueling and I always put my side stand down first. Yes I did drop it once when putting it on the center stand I just did not have it center. In some twisty I did scrape it once but I was riding fairly aggressive on my way to Big Bear via the back side of the mountain.