Hardline Products RS-00001 Rollastand for Sport Bikes, Red Small

Great product. I needed something to turn the wheel in order to set the engine top center. This works like a charm. Build quality appears to be heavy duty, no issues with my heavy sport bike.I will also use it to put the bike on when I need to clean wheels or work on the chain.Rolling the bike onto it was not an issue. However, I placed it on a carpet. It might slip when n metal, but not sure. Would be an easy fix though.And it is small enough to put away when not in use-unlike a wheel stand.

I bought this to thoroughly clean my car's wheels and it does a great job. It beats paying ~$150 for a purpose built stand. The wheel can "walk" when spinning it but this is easily countered by applying slight pressure against it.

If you have a motorcycle with a chain drive--and assuming you regularly clean and oil your chain, this is a must-have product. It makes chain maintenance EASY. Heck, maybe it's just the product for bikers who are averse to chain maintenance because it makes maintenance such an easy job. The rear wheel rolls easily on to the stand. I wish I hadn't wasted my money on a rear wheel lift--it is far more cumbersome to use for maintenance purposes. One caveat: if you use the Rollastand, you'll have to prop up the kickstand with a block of wood to level out your motorcycle to prevent it from slipping sideways on the Rollerstand. No big deal. Also, because you will always have a slight cant to the rear wheel, the Rollastand precludes putting the bike in gear to spin the rear wheel and oil the chain. Still, turning the rear wheel by hand is very easy with this product. It's a winner.

Bought this for car wheel cleaning as suggested by another reviewer here. However, given how narrow the rollers are, the wheel kept running off the rollers. I understand this is not meant for that to start with, but I want to warn people regarding the other reviewer's comment.

Now that I have a motorcycle without a center stand, I researched the different options available, and this was by far the cheapest, and it is easy to get the bike on it by yourself without dropping it. It's actually easier than getting a bike up on its center stand, but you definitely can't spin the tire freely as when it's off the ground on a center stand, since there is still weight on the Rollastand. Spinning it with my foot, with boot on is easiest. I'm glad I didn't spend over $100 on a swing arm or spool stand. Some guys have dropped bikes when using those. Fast shipping too!

I live in an apartment and needed something small and light to be able to roll the back wheel of my motorcycle onto in order to be able to do chain maintenance. This little stand is perfect. I have a Honda Rebel and it handles the weight fine, was easy for me to roll the bike onto myself, and does exactly what it's supposed to. Even better, it's lightweight enough that I'd probably just take it with me on any extended trip where I might need to clean or otherwise mess with the chain. Definitely one of my more worthwhile motorcycle purchases, glad I went this route for very simple maintenance instead of a more expensive, bulkier stand. Would absolutely recommend for chain maintenance etc.

Not work for MTB

I've been using this to stand my CB300R up for chain cleaning and some minor wrench work. It's sturdy, stupidly easy to use, and barely makes a dent in the wallet.Word of caution: Make sure your tire is STRAIGHT along the rollers. Otherwise as you rotate the tire, it will slide off. Hasn't happened to me yet, but keen observation + high school trig saved me some heartache there.