Kundenbewertungen für VEVOR Motorrad Radkeil, 816,5 kg Kapazität Radhalter, Hochleistungsstahl Motorrad Vorderradständer mit 3 verstellbaren Löchern, für 381–533,4 mm Off-Road Motorräder, Standard Motorräder

Quite impressed with this - it holds my Evo Springer softtail securely, even when I'm jacking it from under the swingarm to replace the rear wheel bearings. There was no sign of twist or flex in the unit at all.

Heavy duty, works well, good quality, built to last!! Bought 2 for motor and mounted on trailer, very efficient and holds bikes well.

The item is of good quality and works as described. it works well when bolted down or has addtional horizonal width standing alone.

Great product works very well thinking I'm going to buy a few more to replace others I have I in the shop

Exact description! Very fast shipment and delivery! Good product with great quality! Fulfills fully my needs!

Habe es auf dem anhänger installiert, super teil, einfach zu bedienen, qualitativ top und sehr schnelle Lieferung, bin sehr zufrieden

Perfekt, um mein Fahrrad auf dem Anhänger zu befestigen. Sie werden nicht enttäuscht sein.

Well built, adjustable for different tire sizes and hold the bike upright and sturdy. I have a '22 Scout Bobber with a fat front tire and it fits in perfectly. I have installed it on my bike lift with some quickly removable hardware as it is rather large and the nose sticks out over the end of the hoist making for a great shin smasher. The one that came with the hoist (Ranger RML-1500XL) was utter junk and found it's way into the scrap bin, this is a perfect solution and priced right!

Arrived in the designated time. Great product and at a great price, easy to install and well made.

I bolted my stand onto my tip trailer using using the threads of the forward foot pegs that come with the stand. Made a 1200 mile round trip on good and poor highways and the stand performed great. I naturally used the stands forward tie down eye bolts for tie downs. I added my own tie down locations to my trailer to the rear and half way down the bike; a 2009 KLR 650. I have a good set up and the new stand performed.