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NOTE:This front paddock stand needs to be used in conjunction with a suitable rear stand to ensure full stability.

Although the stand can be operated by one person, we advise that the assistance of a second person is acquired.

4.1. Setting the stand support frames to the correct width and height.

4.1.1. Ascertain the width of the motorcycle's front forks in order to set the support frames of the stand to the correct width. unscrew the

plastic handled locking clamps and adjust the supports to the correct width equally both sides, and lock in place.

4.1.2. Ascertain the required height of each side of the support frames, bear in mind that the forks may not be of equal length. Loosen the

lock nuts and spin the supports to the required height for each side, ensure that they are square to the side frames, and lock in place

by tightening the lock nuts.

NOTE: Double check that the support frames are correctly positioned before preceeding.

4.2. Positioning the motorcycle onto the stand.

4.2.1. Adjust the fork support frames so that the longer straight sides are roughly vertical (fig.2).

4.2.2. With the stand placed directly in front of the motorcycle, manoeuvre the stand so that the fork supports fit behind and under the bottom

of the fork legs (fig.3). continue to push down on the stand handle so that the supports begin to cradle the forks and lift the front of the

motorcycle. Ensure that both forks are cradled and that the supports are not fouling anything, i.e. the speedometer cable (fig.4).

If everything is oK, continue to push down on the stand handle with a smooth movement until the handle reaches the ground. As the

handle nears the ground, take care not to let go of it, as the weight of the motorcycle will be pushing down on it.

4.2.3. check that the motorcycle is stable on the stand before leaving it.

4.3. Removing motorcycle from the stand.

4.3.1. slowly and smoothly lift the handle of the stand upwards, ensuring that the mototrcycle remains stable at all times. continue to lift the

stand handle and when the supports have cleared the forks, pull the stand away from the motorcycle.

5.1. When the stand is not in use, store it in a safe, dry, childproof location.

5.2. Keep the stand clean and wipe off any oil or grease.

5.3. Before each use, check all parts. If any part of the stand is damaged or defective, remove it from service and take the

necessary action to remedy the problem.

5. MAINTENANCE

4. OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS

NOTE: It is our policy to continually improve products and as such we reserve the right to alter data, specifications and component parts without prior notice.

IMPORTANT: no liability is accepted for incorrect use of this product.

WARRANTY: Guarantee is 12 months from purchase date, proof of which will be required for any claim.

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AfPs1 Issue: 1 - 16/05/12

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