Weld-On Kickstand
WELD-ON KICKSTAND CHROME 1.25"
Item: 563-01102
Brand : TC BROS
Your Price: $74.99
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Weld-On Kickstand: Reliable Support for Your Bike
The Weld-On Kickstand is the perfect solution for motorcyclists seeking stability and convenience. This sturdy kickstand offers unmatched durability and is designed to securely hold your bike in place, giving you peace of mind while you take a break or perform maintenance.
Stability Wherever You Go
With the Weld-On Kickstand, you can say goodbye to the worry of your bike tipping over. Its robust construction ensures that your motorcycle remains upright, whether on flat surfaces or uneven terrain. Enjoy the freedom to park your bike with confidence, knowing it’s secure.
Easy Installation for Quick Use
At Partiron, we understand the value of your time. That’s why the Weld-On Kickstand is designed for straightforward installation. Simply weld it onto your bike frame and you’re ready to hit the road! This user-friendly feature means less downtime and more riding.
Built to Last: Quality Materials
Crafted from high-quality materials, the Weld-On Kickstand is built to withstand the elements. Its corrosion-resistant finish ensures that it looks great and performs well, ride after ride. Invest in a kickstand that won’t let you down, even in challenging weather conditions.
Specifications
| Parameter | Value |
|---|---|
| Material | Durable Steel |
| Finish | Corrosion-Resistant |
| Installation Type | Weld-On |
| Compatibility | Universal Fit for Most Motorcycles |
There are variations of this product, please ensure you select the correct one for more detailed information.
FAQ
Is the Weld-On Kickstand compatible with all motorcycle models?
The Weld-On Kickstand is designed to be a universal fit for most motorcycles, but it's always best to check compatibility with your specific model.
How difficult is the installation process?
Installation is straightforward! The kickstand is designed for welding onto your bike frame, making it a quick process for anyone familiar with basic tools.
