An absolute "must have" for enduro enthusiasts

Steam blasting, tire changing, minor or major service, chain tensioning and lubrication, repairs, patching up - for many activities you need a sturdy lifting stand. Why? Because only very few enduros have a main stand, and for ambitious screwdriver work, they are far too wobbly on the side stand due to the large and softly responding suspension travel. Now here comes a stand that is different from other rustic designs. First, the base height can be adjusted continuously between 25 to 35 centimeters. A lock nut keeps the height constant. A foot lever raises the rubber-covered base plate up to 43 centimeters with a maximum load of 150 kilograms. A safety hook prevents unintentional lowering. But that wouldn't be so dramatic either, since a gas pressure damper lowers the Enduro nice and slowly. That the entire stand stands on safe rubber feet is almost pointless to mention. Noble and well thought out.

*test report enduroabenteuer issue 06-2006 December/January '07