Is CHN FW-1 Front Wheel Stand suitable for Aprillia 2012 RSV4 Factory?
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i dont know for sure. i use mine on a 2001 sv650 naked and it barely gets it off the ground, my front tire is also 10mm taller than stock so its 5mm closer than it would be on a stock bike. i can measure the hight from ground to the lower tripple if you need me to this evening....for the money i am happy with the stand....as said above the lower tripple needs to be at least even with the fairing or you will have to remove it..i assume that would be the same with any triple tree stand. the top bar does have a slight rise to it...as said above it comes with several pins to fit your tripple im sure that part wont be an issue.. i dont know for sure. i use mine on a 2001 sv650 naked and it barely gets it off the ground, my front tire is also 10mm taller than stock so its 5mm closer than it would be on a stock bike. i can measure the hight from ground to the lower tripple if you need me to this evening....for the money i am happy with the stand....as said above the lower tripple needs to be at least even with the fairing or you will have to remove it..i assume that would be the same with any triple tree stand. the top bar does have a slight rise to it...as said above it comes with several pins to fit your tripple im... » Read More i dont know for sure. i use mine on a 2001 sv650 naked and it barely gets it off the ground, my front tire is also 10mm taller than stock so its 5mm closer than it would be on a stock bike. i can measure the hight from ground to the lower tripple if you need me to this evening....for the money i am happy with the stand....as said above the lower tripple needs to be at least even with the fairing or you will have to remove it..i assume that would be the same with any triple tree stand. the top bar does have a slight rise to it...as said above it comes with several pins to fit your tripple im sure that part wont be an issue.. « Show Less
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It comes with 5 interchangeable pins as does every triple tree stand. If any other triple tree stand worked, so will this one. Fairings may have to be removed
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Ginger: The MAIN thing you need to be concerned with is if the post to hold the stand will fit your frame, not the distance between the legs! I have seen and installed many of these types of k-stands and it ALWAYS WROKS. Don't know what size wheel bike you have, but I have 26" wheels. The stand comes sized for a 27+" wheel so in most cases you will need to take an inch or so of each leg to make for a sturdy k-stand. I run a 26" Hybrid so I sawed off about a 1/2" each leg then replaced the rubber pads. No sweat 5 minitues with a hacksaw and you are good to go!. After my modification the distance between each leg in My caee came out to be about 7-3/4" center to center if that helps. I run dual painiers and the stock k-stand just would not do. Overall I'm very harry with my puchase!
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John,the STS model you are already sitting straighter.Why would you want to put risers on it?I don't believe there was any changes to the handle bars in size. It's just how high they sit.I do believe there would not be any problem with fit.Have fun riding!
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No, This single flange front wheel will fit Heritage and Fatboy FLSTC, FLSTN, FLSTF 1984-99
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It should work fine. All it does is turn the old 1 piece bottom bracket into a modern one. The IGH front Patterson from FSA is a drop in to any regular bottom bracket so I can't see why this wouldn't work.
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If the two mounting points on the bike are from 6 inches to 7 inches apart,it shows to fit very good.This stand is very adjustable to fit various sizes of the tubular bike frames and adjusts about 1 inch from 6" to 7"on the bike frame.You can easily adjust the lean of the bike also.If the mounting points of the bike is closer than 6" apart,then the Greensfield Bike Stand is a good choice.Two different bikes I've worked on required these two different bike stands.
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I think it's probably just the thing. My bike is 20" and all the stands I had before were cast aluminum and broke within a couple weeks. They cost >$25. This one is steel and cost a lot less and that was installed over six months ago. Good luck!I don't know what a 1 or a 4 means. I didn't pay attention to any size codes and don't know what I have, maybe I got lucky.(For once).
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It's a pretty standard Thule rack, they give you square slot holders and a generic around the bar holder. So if you have the VW rails (which I'm pretty sure are Thule) you should be set. I love them!
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It fit my FXDC 2012 perfect even with a sissy bar, and is well manufactured.The ad has the dimensions check width before you decide.
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Yes, this wheel is a good fit on the Yaris. They are in stock and ready to go.Thanks,Pat HowleyTiresByWeb
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I don't know about 2012. Worked great for my Suzuki BLVD M50 2007 bike! When installing, strongly suggest that you install by removing one screw, install one bracket with new bolt and then go to the rest. Don't take all four bolts off and then try and line it up. I have heard it can be a bear!
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Yes you will (that is, to make it stable). If you don't have spools, but you have a swingarm with a flat surface, you can get something like this: Venom Motorcycle Rear Wheel Swingarm Paddle Lift Stand For Yamaha, Honda, Kawasaki, Suzuki, Ducati, BMW - Sport Street Bike Motorcycle -- it's a "paddle-type" stand.
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I think you will be fine. I have used it for 3 different bikes including road and trail bikes. It's a terrific stand. All I need and more.
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This is the width (opening) of the wheel chock. It fits my YZ450F and CRF250F front tires a bit snug, but they do fit.
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I wouldn't suggest it. Likely your fairing and exhaust will be in the way. Rear spool stand and standard car jacks on frame sliders worked best and inexpensive on my sv650.
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From my experience with my 4WD, I would say no. Your upper control arms will collide with your frame, plus the studs on the assembly are too short (unless you have some sort of extender to go on them). I sacrificed a half of an inch when I switched to this system but actually much happier with the stability and control over my old Daystar (poly) spacers.
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i had a stand supporting rear. venom tree stand front, rebuilt front forks on a 2001. triumph t bird. plenty. of wrenchin and tuggin. stand did well. very little wobble.