| Color | Red |
|---|---|
| Configuration | Rear Stand, 1 Piece |
| Material | Cold-Rolled Steel |
| Load Capacity | 450 lb |
| Dimensions | 31.5" x 20.2" x 13.2" |
| U Support Adjustment | 8.9-13.8 in |
| L Support Adjustment | 9.2-14 in |
| Suitable Scenarios | Tire Service, Chain Care, Cleaning, Storage |
Raise the rear wheel area of compatible motorcycles for routine chain care, cleaning, tire work, maintenance, and garage storage with this 450 lb paddock stand. U shaped and L shaped support heads adjust to different rear contact widths, while the cold rolled steel frame, built in rollers, and long handle create a leverage based lift motion. Single rear support keeps the setup focused on jobs that do not require a separate front stand.

Rear Wheel Service Setup
Rear support keeps the wheel area elevated for compatible chain care, tire work, cleaning, maintenance, and storage when front support is not required.

450 lb Rear Stand Capacity
Cold rolled steel and triangular bracing form the load bearing frame, while floor contact pads and the long handle complete the support structure used for the stated rating.

U Shaped and L Shaped Supports
Interchangeable heads provide 2 rear contact geometries for compatible lifting points, so routine service is not limited to 1 fixed support style.

Maintenance, Cleaning and Storage
Shown across dirt, sport, and lightweight naked motorcycle examples, the stand supports routine service workflows within its stated load capacity.
| Load Capacity | 450 lb |
|---|---|
| Overall Length | 31.5 in |
| Overall Height | 13.2 in |
| Rear U Support Adjustment | 8.9–13.8 in |
| Support Head Styles | U Shaped + L Shaped |
| Product Weight | 11.02 lb |
| Color | Red |
Keep chain care, cleaning, tire work, maintenance, and storage centered on 1 compact rear support setup. Adjustable U shaped and L shaped heads and roller assisted leverage help the stand work with compatible rear lift points while leaving front support out of jobs that do not need it. Choose the rear stand when that matches the service work you do most often.