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Rear mounting stand for BMW R 18

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We will need a “how to” on how to remove the muffler that the stand uses.(slides over the muffler hook pin).
 
Rube Goldberg would be proud, uses the dead fish exhausts.
$630 + shipping?
 
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Black Dog said:
Rube Goldberg would be proud, uses the dead fish exhausts.
$630 + shipping?
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Not to knock their stand but as you've indicated, why? My scissor lifts at the exact same points (under the receivers for the muffler pins) and supports the rear of the bike just fine,for a little over $500 cheaper! All said tho' if someone doesn't have a lift or needs to borrow a workspace the new tool's pretty cool but still... a second scissor for the front is still less than 1/2 the cost. If you want to roll the bike around move it before you lift it. hehehehe
 

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Although I'm not sure how well it works with the R18, this company had a Kickstarter campaign a few years ago and developed some really well engineered and innovative stands that let you move the bike around in all directions.

dynamoto.com.au

Dynamoto - Motorcycle Moving & Storage Made Easy.

Dynamoto revolutionary multi-directional motorcycle stands. Designed and manufactured in Australia and proven over years in demanding industrial applications. Engineered composite construction is robust but still gentle on floor surfaces.
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I decided to pick one up. Should get here sometime next week. Now all my bike will stand strait up when parked in the garage.
 
Was this the Dynamoto or another stand? I'm really interested in how well the Dynamoto works because it lets you squeeze the bike into really tight spots.
 
I just ordered the stand from Hornig with an additional set of swivel wheels to be able to maneuver the bike to where ever you want to. $330 incl. shipping. once the rear is lifted you can also lift the front with a $60 scissor lift from amazon to level it out. the Hornig stand looks pretty neat and gives you ample lifting hight.
 
Gr8adv said:
The best stand/dolly ever is from condor.
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I have two of those for our Indians. I think I’ll be picking up a third for the R18.
Makes it far simpler to maximize space in the garage.
 
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