[brownie6181]

I've bought a Bike tek side stand for the 899 and works exactly the same way as the 1199 and is the same as the Bursig side stand. The only issue when buying the stand you have to get the fairing near the rear sets curved or cut off to allow access for the side stand mount to fit into the hole. Its awesome for maintenance or moving the bike around your garage. It allows you to lift both wheels off the floor, allowing you to do what you wish to the front and rear end of the bike. I am searching for a place in the UK near me that is able to curve or cut the fairing where the hole is as i do NOT want to do myself. I don't fancy breaking my fairing i'd rather it was professionally done. Anyone got any idea's where i can go. I'm down south west of the UK.

Here's a link of the Stand

Ducati 1199 Panigale Bursig Stand by Bursig.com Germany - YouTube

 

[899Rider]

Looks like the Bursig stand is the popular one for all the 1199 owners. Its adjustable so it should bolt up to the 899 just fine.

 

[S.I.U.]

It's a great stand to have if you work on your bike.

 

[draggin]

thats a nice looking stand. how stable is it though? if someone decided to jump on would it tip over?

 

[Sprinkles]

thats a nice looking stand. how stable is it though? if someone decided to jump on would it tip over?

They're extremely stable for removing wheels, forks, swing arm, etc., but no one should be putting extra weight on a bike that's on stands.

Great product though, makes tire warmer procedure, and repositioning in the garage a breeze.

 

[mycuzinviny]

Bursig lift

I also got the Bursig lift. works well and uses existing holes in the engine casing to support the bike. Very stable and you can actually sit on the bike while it is on the lift. does require a cut out on the body panel however it does not detract from the great looks of the bike. in fact, it looks like it was done at the factory. photos attached.

 

[brownie6181]

I need to find a place to cut the fairing so I can put it on the stand any one got any ideas where I could go?

 

[CJP15]

I also got the Bursig lift. works well and uses existing holes in the engine casing to support the bike. Very stable and you can actually sit on the bike while it is on the lift. does require a cut out on the body panel however it does not detract from the great looks of the bike. in fact, it looks like it was done at the factory. photos attached.

You guys are brave - I could not bring myself to cut my 899! Ducati Paddock stands for me....


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[brownie6181]

You guys are brave - I could not bring myself to cut my 899! Ducati Paddock stands for me....

Its a tiny part of the fairing wont take much effort but will be worth it once its done. Just can't find any where to get it done yet?

 

[brownie6181]

Where did you get the cut out done for the lift stand?

 

[John O'Meara]

I'm sure most car body shops would do that for you no problem.

 

[rjjr]

You could do it with a dremel tool and a sanding barrell. They have a video and it looks pretty simple. The price seems a little high but looks like a very useful stand.

 

[LeeDucati]

Anybody else having trouble with a rear paddock stand. I've bought 2 now and each time it wasn't wide enough . I have fitted r&g cotton/bobbins and they are fairly big .

 

[onlyme]

I have this one its fits fine.
LighTech Official Store | Rear Paddock Stand - GP | Worldwide Shipping LighTechUK.com
Edit,r&g bobbins look to add width to the swingarm,i use JHP bobbins they are narrow with a large inner section to protect the swingarm from scratches.

 

[rjjr]

Anybody else having trouble with a rear paddock stand. I've bought 2 now and each time it wasn't wide enough . I have fitted r&g cotton/bobbins and they are fairly big .

I bend mine. Lay it on it's side and pull on one side to expand. Push down to make it more narrow.

 

[LeeDucati]

Thanks for the tips

 

[adeyrob]

Anybody else having trouble with a rear paddock stand. I've bought 2 now and each time it wasn't wide enough . I have fitted r&g cotton/bobbins and they are fairly big .

I've got the R&G bobbins on mine, had my paddock stand a while, it's a Micron and it fits fine, had to adjust it out to almost the max though.

 

[trp899]

I have these stands for my bike: GP Pro Series Race Stand Set - Detailed item view - GPI Industries Inc - Motorcycle Sportbike Race Stands, Chocks, Swingarm Spools and Accessories

 

[IL_MOSTRO]

These stands are a must have. It makes every kind of work on your bike so much easier and it will pay for itself in no time. Saves me $60 every time I can take the wheels off myself to change the tires.


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[sharpy]

I've used Abba superbike stands for a few years now, looks like they use the same mounting points as the Bursig but I just take the lower fairings off when I need to use them. They are solid and if you change bikes you can just by new adapters to fit the new bike.

Superbike Stand - Abba Stands, UK