Collection: Bike Race Stands

Motorcycle stands are essential maintenance tools that lift and support motorcycles safely for servicing, storage, and display purposes, allowing riders to perform routine maintenance tasks like chain adjustment, wheel removal, oil changes, and general inspections. The two primary types are front and rear paddock stands (also called race stands) that lift specific ends of the motorcycle using contact points on the bike's frame, swingarm, or specialized spools, and center stands that are often built into touring motorcycles or available as aftermarket accessories that lift the entire rear wheel off the ground. Paddock stands require the motorcycle to have proper mounting points such as swingarm spools for rear stands or fork tube adapters for front stands, and typically feature adjustable height, locking casters for mobility, and sturdy steel construction to safely support the motorcycle's weight. Other types include scissor lifts or hydraulic lifts for more comprehensive work, wheel chocks for securing the front wheel during maintenance, and specialized stands for specific tasks like engine removal or major repairs. Quality motorcycle stands provide stable, secure support that prevents the bike from falling or shifting during maintenance work, with features like wide base platforms for stability, adjustable components to fit different motorcycle sizes, and durable construction that can handle repeated use.