Motorcycle Kickstand 1 Tilt Motorcycle Trailer Loading Aid Adjustable Motorcycle Kickstand Front Wheel Clamp with 3 Anchor Bolt Holes (1 piece) NAIZY

Motorcycle Rocker - This adjustable wheel clamp fits motorcycle front wheels with sizes between 8" and 24". There are 10 holes in the base. You can adjust the locking mechanism according to the wheel size to prevent the motorcycle from rolling backward. The motorcycle wheel frame has a sturdy structure that secures the motorcycle during transport, maintenance, and storage. High-quality powder-coated steel ensures rust and corrosion resistance for a long service life. The stand is easy to assemble. The center stand design allows the rear wheel to float, so even if the tire is flat, there will be no issues with punctures, thus extending tire life. The stand should be used on firm, level ground. The motorcycle should be supported by the side stand of the center stand when parked. First gear should be engaged to prevent slipping. The parking brake must be used after parking the three-wheeled motorcycle. Squeeze the right hand to control the grip. The vehicle can then remain in the braking position. This adjustable motorcycle stand, made of powder-coated steel, is used to secure motorcycles during transport, maintenance, and storage. Since the vehicle's center of gravity is located primarily in the rear half, the weight borne by the rear wheels is also the greatest. Long-term use of the side stands will cause tire blowouts and damage to the rear tires. Insufficient tire pressure may also be a concern. The use of the central support places the rear wheel in a floating position, so even if the tire is inflated, there will be no risk of breakage, thus extending the tire's lifespan. Specifications: Product size: 590 x 170 x 400 mm Thickness: 3 mm Straight rail: 9 adjustment holes Wheel size: 8 to 24 inches and tires up to 145 mm wide are available Color: Silver Material: Powder-coated steel Net weight: 8 kg Height: 40 cm Width of vertical section: 15 cm Includes: 2 x motorcycle stands