[35ruger]

I just used my T Rex rear race stand when I changed my oil on my Warrior.


I had originally bought the stands for use on my Yamaha YZF600R.


I was concerned about the weight difference of the two bikes so I contacted T Rex about the weight capacity


of their stands. I was informed the stands would hold up to 750 lbs.


These stands work great for general maintenence or cleaning of your bike.


I prefer to use the T Rex stands over my Craftsman lift when ever possible.


I am in no way connected to this company.


Just giving a thumbs up to a great product.


t-rex-racing.com


try em you`ll like em





35ruger

 

[mdfdwarrior]

hey - next time you have your Warrior up on the Trex stand pls take a few pics and post them. I'd be interested to see...

 

[35ruger]

I`ll try and get some pics tomorrow

 

[35ruger]

md


Here`s a few pics for ya.


It helps if you put about 3" of wood under the kickstand.


Takes less than a minute to get it lifted.





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[arizonawarrior]

This is excellent information, thanks!

Is this it? http://t-rex-racing.com/catalog.php?item=30&catid=43&ret=catalog.php%3Fcategory%3D43

 

[Crown Custom Conversions]

They look like Pit Bull knock offs to me. What is the cost for each stand ?

 

[maskale]

you may look at lowering the adjustment part of the rear stand, will be more stable and be easier to lift.





just a thought, the ultimate in rear stands is the cycle cat, is made to be used with the bike on its side stand without having to hold the bike vertical to put it on the rear stand. cyclecat is no longer in buisness but you may be able to find some old stock somewhere.

 

[gowen]

I still use pitbull myself, but for $119 for both stands... WOW!

 

[35ruger]

AW,


yep thats them.


I did a want to buy on my local Craigs List and gotmy setfor 50 bucks.


I also just ordered the triple tree adapter from T Rex for $63.00.


look around there seems to be plenty of used stuff around if you look.


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[mdfdwarrior]

md


Here`s a few pics for ya.


It helps if you put about 3" of wood under the kickstand.


Takes less than a minute to get it lifted.





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thanx 35 - I'll have to look into those....

 

[arizonawarrior]

2011 Update:

I bought these and have used them for ~3 years now. Mostly I like them a lot.
Sometimes I wish they were stiffer construction, but that's just me I guess.

 

[Scorchin Scooter]

i also have a set for my zx 10r. before i got my jack, i used the rear stand to lift the back of my warrior also. the swingarm of the warrior is lower than my ninja so i think i rode it up on some wood so i could get the stand under the swingarm and it worked well.

 

[bikeless1]

Dang Dang Dang!!! I had a T-Rex rear stand for my RC51 and used it on my Z1000 all the time. I sold it right before I bought my Warrior cause I didn't think it would work with the Warrior!! Dang that sucks cause I really miss having that rear stand!

 

[bikeless1]

Dang Dang Dang!!! I had a T-Rex rear stand for my RC51 and used it on my Z1000 all the time. I sold it right before I bought my Warrior cause I didn't think it would work with the Warrior!! Dang that sucks cause I really miss having that rear stand!

 

[0Gravity]

Hi All,
I just wanted to throw my 2 cents in here...I bought this "Cruiser" or "Frame" stand from Summit Pit Posse Motorsports PP2906 - Pit Posse Motorcycle Cruiser Adjustable Center Stands - Overview - SummitRacing.com And it works Great! It can lift either the front or the rear of the bike, by just moving it towards the front or rear of the bike, it only has two possible issues...you cannot use it to lift both front and rear simultaneously, and if you have ANYTHING that hangs lower then the frame rail, like for instance an exhaust pipe, you cannot use this!
That being said, I like it because once you lift the bike, you can remove the handle and it is basically like it is sitting on a center stand so there is very little "Getting in your way" to work on whatever it is you are working on, and at $50 you cant beat the price!

 

[robriguez]

Hi All,
I just wanted to throw my 2 cents in here...I bought this "Cruiser" or "Frame" stand from Summit Pit Posse Motorsports PP2906 - Pit Posse Motorcycle Cruiser Adjustable Center Stands - Overview - SummitRacing.com And it works Great! It can lift either the front or the rear of the bike, by just moving it towards the front or rear of the bike, it only has two possible issues...you cannot use it to lift both front and rear simultaneously, and if you have ANYTHING that hangs lower then the frame rail, like for instance an exhaust pipe, you cannot use this!
That being said, I like it because once you lift the bike, you can remove the handle and it is basically like it is sitting on a center stand so there is very little "Getting in your way" to work on whatever it is you are working on, and at $50 you cant beat the price!

I had a home made version of that before getting my lift. Mine was a 2x6 with a metal pipe for a handle.

 

[0Gravity]

I had a home made version of that before getting my lift. Mine was a 2x6 with a metal pipe for a handle.

LOL...I guess that would work....just not sure I'd want to trust my bike to a 2x6....but in a pinch...I have done worse

 

[arizonawarrior]

I was worried the pit posse stand would maybe scar or wear the aluminum frame because I've heard the roller-cover doesn't always roll, or gets worn, or what-ever. I hope you'll let us know, over time, how it works out and how well the roller-material lasts.

I'm still using the T-Rex race stands, and also have a MC Jack so I can position lumber under the frame depending on the task at hand, pull the jack out, and the bike sits there. Works great.

 

[0Gravity]

I was worried the pit posse stand would maybe scar or wear the aluminum frame because I've heard the roller-cover doesn't always roll, or gets worn, or what-ever. I hope you'll let us know, over time, how it works out and how well the roller-material lasts.

Hmm...I dont see how it could do any damage...The bar that contacts the frame is covered in a clear rubber/plastic hose...even if the bar does not roll and this cover gets worn eventually, all you would have to do is slide a new piece of rubber hose over the bar...next time I am in the garage I will get some close up shots of the stand so you can see what I mean. I put just a light film of grease on the bar where it rotates in the stand frame to help make sure it stays freely rotating. But I will keep you posted if I have any issues with it!

 

[0Gravity]

Here are a few pics of the Pit Posse and then some with my bike on it both front and rear.