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The BikeTek Right Side Paddock Stand is designed specifically for motorcycle owners with single swingarm bikes who need a reliable, stable solution for routine maintenance, tire changes, and chain adjustments. Its primary benefit is the ability to lift the rear wheel securely using a precision-engineered 52mm adaptor pin, though users should be aware that this stand is intended for active maintenance tasks rather than long-term vehicle storage.
| Model Part Number | PDSSDR52 |
|---|---|
| Brand | BikeTek |
No, this stand is intended for maintenance and repair tasks only and should not be used to store your bike for extended periods.
No, it is designed specifically for motorcycles with single swingarms that utilize a 52mm axle pin interface.
Simply wipe it down with a dry or slightly damp cloth after use to keep the tubing clean and prevent surface oxidation.
The stand generally requires minimal assembly; ensure all bolts are tightened securely before first use.
Yes, this stand is ideal for chain maintenance as it leaves the drive-side of the bike fully accessible and the rear wheel rotating freely.
Ensure the motorcycle is on level ground and the 52mm pin is fully seated into the axle.
Verify that your motorcycle requires a 52mm pin. Check for obstructions inside the rear axle hub.
Clean the wheels to remove workshop debris or grease build-up.
Before initial use, inspect the 52mm adaptor pin for any debris to ensure a clean fit into your motorcycle's axle. To set up, position the stand on the right side of the motorcycle. Align the pin with the rear axle hole, ensuring the bike is upright or on its factory stand if required by your specific model. To care for the stand, wipe down the stainless steel tubing with a clean rag after use and keep the wheels free of grit. Avoid using the stand to keep the bike elevated for more than a few days, as it is designed for service intervals rather than static seasonal storage.
