Wheeldock EZUP centerstand..dissappointing customer service.
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08-06-2012 | 03:41 PM
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BBStacker.... Below is a copy/paste right off the Wheeldock web site.
*By placing a 3/8 inch spacer (such as a piece of plywood) below the stand you will have the rear wheel free of the ground for free rotation and cleaning.
So there was no mod done by me on using this product. I really do like the center stand and will still offer my opinion to others asking for input. But now to be fair and objective, my experience will have to include both the good and the bad of the stand. Isn't that what anyone would want when asking for a recommendation on something?
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*By placing a 3/8 inch spacer (such as a piece of plywood) below the stand you will have the rear wheel free of the ground for free rotation and cleaning.
So there was no mod done by me on using this product. I really do like the center stand and will still offer my opinion to others asking for input. But now to be fair and objective, my experience will have to include both the good and the bad of the stand. Isn't that what anyone would want when asking for a recommendation on something?
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#32
08-06-2012 | 03:50 PM
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BBStacker.... Below is a copy/paste right off the Wheeldock web site.
*By placing a 3/8 inch spacer (such as a piece of plywood) below the stand you will have the rear wheel free of the ground for free rotation and cleaning.
So there was no mod done by me on using this product. I really do like the center stand and will still offer my opinion to others asking for input. But now to be fair and objective, my experience will have to include both the good and the bad of the stand. Isn't that what anyone would want when asking for a recommendation on something?
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*By placing a 3/8 inch spacer (such as a piece of plywood) below the stand you will have the rear wheel free of the ground for free rotation and cleaning.
So there was no mod done by me on using this product. I really do like the center stand and will still offer my opinion to others asking for input. But now to be fair and objective, my experience will have to include both the good and the bad of the stand. Isn't that what anyone would want when asking for a recommendation on something?
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#33
08-06-2012 | 05:02 PM
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From: anacoco, la
It's a great product - If mine ever broke I would pay the man to fix it or repair it myself - Honda & BMW Touring bikes come standard with a center stand - Why the hell can't HD! HD installs a cheap *** jiffy stand; of coarse if Harley had a center stand it would be an option. Just like the extension for the side stand.
#34
08-06-2012 | 08:31 PM
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BBStacker.... Below is a copy/paste right off the Wheeldock web site.
*By placing a 3/8 inch spacer (such as a piece of plywood) below the stand you will have the rear wheel free of the ground for free rotation and cleaning.
So there was no mod done by me on using this product. I really do like the center stand and will still offer my opinion to others asking for input. But now to be fair and objective, my experience will have to include both the good and the bad of the stand. Isn't that what anyone would want when asking for a recommendation on something?
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*By placing a 3/8 inch spacer (such as a piece of plywood) below the stand you will have the rear wheel free of the ground for free rotation and cleaning.
So there was no mod done by me on using this product. I really do like the center stand and will still offer my opinion to others asking for input. But now to be fair and objective, my experience will have to include both the good and the bad of the stand. Isn't that what anyone would want when asking for a recommendation on something?
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