Guys, very good build quality for the money, attention for those who have a KTM 390 ADVENTURE, it barely fits on the swingarm with the chain adjusters all the way in on the inside

Disappointment, it doesn't even lift it, the whole wheel stays down and doesn't turn so you can clean the chain. From what I see, it doesn't work for all bikes

Guys, very good. On a Tenere 700, it lifts and lowers it with ease. No second person needed.

very very good!

I got it for 37 euros, for its price it is very good, thick iron, includes two bases, a rotating rubber one and a metal one to lift the stand from the bolts, I tried the rubber one on a Suzuki Gladius and it lifts it just fine, of course I prefer the metal ones since I have bolts on this bike, I also tried it on my BMW F650 ST with the rubber ones and again it lifts it just fine... Worth its money

Average build quality. The black parts that come into contact with the fork are unfortunately relatively flexible, resulting in a feeling of insecurity about whether it will withstand the weight of the motorcycle. Just from the fact that it comes pre-assembled, you realize that the sturdiness of the construction is not what will let you sleep easy.

I lifted tenere with this easily too!!

I have had it for almost 3 years and I am absolutely satisfied.
Buying it for 40 euros back then is quite value for money.
I definitely recommend it

Quite unstable... It's good for small motorcycles or scooters... For larger bikes, it's better to go for something else...

It does the job just fine. Soft soles and good construction. It doesn't give you the certainty that the bases will hold, but in the end, it's okay. On a machine like mine without a central stand, you get a little scared, but once it's lifted, it's perfect.
P.S.: If for some reason you lift the side stand, don't forget to lower it before you drop it

For the price, it's fine. It handles well on a KTM 790 Adventure. On a friend's Benelli TRK 502 that we tried, it slips because the grip angle is too steep, so it requires exclusively fastening with screws

It does its job quite well and easily. It also seems to be sturdy and durable. However, I am somewhat bothered by the fact that it doesn't sit very well on the blade of my own machine.

It does exactly what it promises with the most reasonable cost in my opinion. The item I received had no flaws in construction and the packaging was quite well done. 5 stars

It is not stable at all and easily tilts, but it is perfect for beginners, not suitable for advanced users though!

Good stand does its job and fits tires up to 180

It appears to be a sturdy construction and larger than I expected. However, at one point where the machine touches the base, the adhesive was not as good and the paint has chipped a bit. If I notice later that the adhesive is failing, then I will go to an ironworker to fix it again.

Very good stand for 55€. It fits many machines due to the mechanism it has that opens and closes according to the scissors of each machine!

I have a Kawasaki Versys 16. It was very difficult for me at first because I had never used one before and because in my bike you can't pass both supports underneath. After an hour, I figured it out.
Now, however, I clean and grease the chain very quickly and easily.

Poor quality for the 50-euro price I paid, one scissor base is crooked, one safety feature is missing from the scissor base, and overall it tilts to one side as if it's crooked...

Obviously, it's not the store's fault that I bought it from because everything is Chinese... but they should have checked it before selling it

It is worth the money and more