Difference between revisions of "Rear Stand"
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This covers using a rear stand on a Zero.
- Generally we recommend using a Center Lift for maintenance.
- Inexpensive Jack Stands and a 2x4
- Will Burk shared his technique Cheap and Easy Motorcycle Lift for raising the rear wheel off the ground with a pair of jack stands and a 2x4:
- Swingarm attachment
- The Zero does not offer swingarm attachment points for spools for a rear stand.
- A rear stand can work if it cradles the underside of the swingarm snugly.
- This can work but takes a little care to operate single-handedly.
- Confirmed fits
- Pit Bull Standard Rear Stand
- Pit Bull Forward Handle Standard Rear Stand
- Haul-Master 1000 Lb. Capacity Motorcycle Swingarm Rear Stand (Harbor Freight)
- Axle Attachment
- Custom Fabrication
- An axle stand can be fabricated, like this Home made rear axle stand on Zero FXS.
| Years | Platform | Front Pin | Rear Pin | Rear Supports | Restraint |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 2013 | S & X | None! (8mm ⌀) | Pin Fitting Only - Zero Motorcycles (Axle: 23-04736) | Trailer Restraint System - Zero Motorcycles (Axle: 23-04736) | |
| 2014 | Pin #7, Front | ||||
| 2015+ | Pin Fitting Only - Zero Motorcycles (Axle: 23-08032) | Trailer Restraint System - Zero Motorcycles (Axle: 23-08032) |
