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Offline gentlemanjim

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Service stand
« on: April 02, 2026, 11:57:35 PM »
V7II Can a paddock stand be used to raise the back to perform service on this bike or is their a special adapter for final drive side?

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Re: Service stand
« Reply #1 on: April 03, 2026, 07:49:56 AM »
plan A, fit stand bobbins to the axle, buy you cant change the rear wheel like that

plan B, fit stand bobbins to the bottom shock mounts. you will need a longer bent arms to clear the axle

plan c, a small business in Mandello is making CNC adapters, cant remember their name




 
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Re: Service stand
« Reply #2 on: April 03, 2026, 07:56:10 AM »
   MG Cycle sells a stand for the V7's and V9's. Fits under the frame.

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Re: Service stand
« Reply #3 on: April 05, 2026, 07:38:21 PM »
This seems like the best option plan A, fit stand bobbins to the axle, buy you can't change the rear wheel like that.

What through the axel kit works?  None listed for MG, lots for Jap bikes.  Anyone know which bike bobbin kit works on the V7's?

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Re: Service stand
« Reply #4 on: Today at 09:03:17 AM »
   MG Cycle sells a stand for the V7's and V9's. Fits under the frame.

I have one like I think you are describing, and it is terrifying to use without assistance.  Very hard to hold the bike upright while positioning the thing under the frame cross member, pretty much blind.  I take the anxiety out by running the front wheel into a chock to hold the bike, then put the stand under the frame.  But at that point you might as well forget about the special stand and just lift the rear of the bike with a floor jack.

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Re: Service stand
« Reply #5 on: Today at 09:24:59 AM »





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Re: Service stand
« Reply #6 on: Today at 09:43:55 AM »
I have one like I think you are describing, and it is terrifying to use without assistance.  Very hard to hold the bike upright while positioning the thing under the frame cross member, pretty much blind.  I take the anxiety out by running the front wheel into a chock to hold the bike, then put the stand under the frame.  But at that point you might as well forget about the special stand and just lift the rear of the bike with a floor jack.

Very true!  Even on a light bike like my DR650 (350 lbs. wet.)

Trials bikes (140 lbs) are much less intimidating.

A couple degrees off vertical and you need to be built like The Hulk to stop that baby from going down with only one arm!

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