[Fred Wheeler]

I love my Indian, until I want to put it on the center stand, then I'm disappointed. Is there a safe way to support the bike vertically so I can do various things like wash and work on both sides, not just the right.

 

[builder]

Get your ol'lady to do it.

 

[rickosahy45]

Try this. The MotorCycle Stand - Heavy Duty Motorcycle Lift and Motorcycle Jack I know some people who have made a similar device out of wood.

 

[EskimoQuinn]

Try this. The MotorCycle Stand - Heavy Duty Motorcycle Lift and Motorcycle Jack I know some people who have made a similar device out of wood.

Hey. I like this concept. My concern is will it really fit the Indian and not foul/damage the brake lines underneath?

 

[Dwarf]

I love my Indian, until I want to put it on the center stand, then I'm disappointed. Is there a safe way to support the bike vertically so I can do various things like wash and work on both sides, not just the right.

I use a platform jack from my table that I no longer have. Works great.

 

[rickosahy45]

Hey. I like this concept. My concern is will it really fit the Indian and not foul/damage the brake lines underneath?

Not sure, but the contact area is only as wide as the tubing. You would have to look under yours and see if there are clear areas it would go.

 

[kruisin]

Try this. The MotorCycle Stand - Heavy Duty Motorcycle Lift and Motorcycle Jack I know some people who have made a similar device out of wood.

Yup, I made one way back in the 80's for my LowRider. Worked great. I would think you could make one that would work to miss the brake lines. Hmmm, got me thinking.......

 

[pioneerscot]

Got me one of these and love it
WheelDock Motorcycle Wheel Chock - EZ Up Center Stand

 

[darkrider]

remember the days of using a milk crate for the dirt bike?
man that brings back memories