Pit Bull Front Stand Review | Sportbiketrackgear.com 

The trailer restraints we are using are from one of the very first runs they had. They lasted longer than the Legend trailer that was not so legendary. - Van

For sure they are the best in the industry. - Van

You will not be sorry my friend, amazing quality and performance. - Brian Van

Thank you for watching! - Van

You will have that stand longer than the bike it is sitting on today. I still have a set of stand I purchased from Pit Bull directly before I started STG. Amazing products built with pride in the US. - Brian Van

Do it! You will not regret the purchase. I bought a front + rear set two weeks ago; then I had to ask myself, why did I wait so long?

It will be the last set of motorcycle stands you purchase. - Brian Van

Woodcraft is the only other brand thats worth buying. These stands are expensive compared to what's out there. There absolutely worth the money. It's extremely heavy wall tubing. Even if you tried to buy materials and build them yourself you still would be spending over 100$. I weld as part of my work duties. The tig welds are beautiful and done right. No over heating or cold blobs. Beautiful beads stacked to human perfection. Life long tools are always worth buying

Thanks for watching, Pit Bull makes some of the best products in our industry for sure. - Van

You are welcome and thank you for watching! - Van

Thank you for watching. I have a handful of Invicta watches, lots of bang for the buck IMO. - Brian Van

You will only need to buy them once because they last forever. - Van

No one makes a better stand than Pit Bull. - Van

I own the shop, no need for an affiliate link. - Van

None better IMO. We have some more stand videos coming next week that should be pretty entertaining. - Brian Van

Longer handle = easier to lift bike. - Van

Either one will work IMO. The difference would be the headlift stand puts zero pressure on the forks or springs. Not sure this is important because the rear stand lifts from the swingarm which is supported by the rear shock. - Brian Van

I bet the front end is twisted. You need to loosen the top triple clamp (make sure it is loose on the steering stem) and the forks. Now loosen the lower triple pinch bolts and slide the forks down, then back up again. Snug the lower triple bolts up followed by the steering stem nut (bolt) and then the upper pinch bolts. Make sure to set the height of the forks then torque everything to spec. Check your clip on alignment then road test. - Van

@@sportbiketrackgear you are awesome. I will do it, today. Thank you. I get back to you very soon.

You can not use the rear on the front or the front on the rear. They are two separates stands, also important to note you need to have the bike on the rear stand BEFORE you lift the front. Lifting the front without the rear stand is 100% unsafe, zero stability due to the steering stem pivot. - Brian Van

@@sportbiketrackgear thanks for your fast answer! I did look at my stand this afternoon and your right the upper part of the stand is a bit different, damn the set will cost me a leg and a arm but you really pay for quality stuff here . I scratched my brand new 2018 Mt-09 swingarm after using my old(amazon style) stand without spool...bad combinaison of course

They are expensive but you will never need to replace them and they outperform the stand you had big time. Enjoy that MT-09, awesome bike! When I get scratches on the swingarm or other black parts on the bike I use a Sharpie to hide the scratch, works pretty good. - Van

No reason you can not leave it on a headlift stand IMO. - Van

I know a guy who can get you one...

Not sure exactly which fasteners you are referring to. Assuming you are talking about the fasteners on the uprights I would recommend tightening them with a 3/8" ratchet. No reason to use a torque wrench on these IMO. - Van

Either way will work, go with what is most convenient for you. - VN

Ok thanks

We do have the Pit Bull Hybrid Front Stands for the Yamaha R3. The R3 requires the #8Tall pin which can be selected in the listings for the Pit Bull Hybrid Dual Lift Motorcycle Front Stand (can be used as a headlift or forklift stand) and Pit Bull Hybrid Headlift Motorcycle Front Stand (can be used as a headlift stand only). If you want to lift from the fork bottoms only the Pit Bull Hybrid Forklift Motorcycle Front Stand works for the R3. Below are links for all the stands: www.sportbiketrackgear.com/pit-bull-hybrid-dual-lift-motorcycle-front-stand/ www.sportbiketrackgear.com/pit-bull-hybrid-headlift-motorcycle-front-stand/ www.sportbiketrackgear.com/pit-bull-hybrid-forklift-motorcycle-front-stand/ If you need any help getting an order place please email us at orders@sportbiketrackgear.com - Brian Van

Sorry Pit Bull does not offer any stands that will work with the Harley cruisers. They do have some for the XR1200. - Van

I will next week for sure. This week I posted a video asking for donations for a rider that had a bad crash while riding with us at Barber. Here is a link: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-wBuYztWdatA.html Please pass this around if you could I would appreciate that. - Brian Van

We are 100% on the same page here. - Van

Sorry I do not know if they have any dealers in the UK. - Van

Shirt fits perfect, please start your sentence with a capital letter. - Van

No idea what this means my man.

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I put on a little weight, be nice I'm a little sensitive about it...

Your buff!!!! Just giving you hard time, Great Video! Looking at getting one of these stands.

All good my brother and thank you for watching! - Brian Van

Worth every penny, you're welcome. - Van

If you are an expert feel free to post your video Mr Wizard. - Van