Ultralight Enduro Trail Jack Stand
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- čas přidán 7. 09. 2024
- This video tutorial is on using Rolling Mavericks' Ultralight Enduro Trail Jack Stand safely.
The Rolling Mavericks Ultralight Enduro Trail Jack Stand is an essential tool for trail and adventure riders, whether your bike has a center or a side stand. With the Enduro Trail Jack, you can effortlessly raise one wheel off the ground to fix a flat tire swiftly.
Weighing a mere 140 grams, the UltraLight Dual Sport Trail Jack Stand is crafted from 6061 T6 aluminum using CNC machining techniques. It is the lightest jack stand available while maintaining exceptional compactness.
Assembling or disassembling the stand takes only seconds, and unlike other models, it doesn't leave you with a foot attached permanently, avoiding unnecessary bulkiness.
Thanks to the intelligent design by Rolling Mavericks, the foot packs flat in your tool roll. Despite its lightweight nature, it provides remarkable strength to support bikes weighing 240 kilograms or more.
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Don't just take our word for it! Check out the reviews below from satisfied customers who have shared their experiences with the Trail Jack Stand:
- @rtwpaul on Adventure Rider about the Trail Jack and Asahi Lightools: bit.ly/3N4rQKr
- PDF review in the Austrian Motorradmagazin: bit.ly/3N2ituz
- Thomas Hansen's video featuring the Trail Jack Stand: • Adventure Motorcycle T...
- Spanish video by Carles Domènech at CDOM Motovlog: • Herramienta Imprescind...
- Aussie MVDBR Enduro showcasing the Trail Jack and Asahi Lightools: • Rolling Mavericks Trai...
- Italian Gianluca - aka Bibo, used the Trail Jack on his 20.000 km ride through Africa almost daily: • Round Africa 26 - Revi...
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Ga ik zeker aanschaffen 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻
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Very concise presentation 👍
And 140 grams 👌
I have a lot of ultralight gear from backpacking and I honestly don’t know why more adv riders don’t go this route..
Ounces make pounds.
And riding is so much more fun if you’re not weighed down by your gear.
Thanks you!
Nice - and its anodized blue so its approved to be used on a Husky 701 ;)
Awesome! Ordered one right away. Great to see a fellow dutch adventurer create these cool tools :)
Dank!
Exactly what I’ve been looking for, ordered mine
Very nicely thought out and executed design!
Thanks great tool . Ordering one ASAP. Really appreciate you designing this . I have lots to learn about trail repairs.
Probably the best invention ever
Perhaps the wheel was even better🤣
Just ordered one from Arizona, USA and it is on the way.
Good man😀
HinDavid, received mine today. It’s awesome! (Great video by-the-way)👍
Glad to hear it!
Great video mate…well done. 👍🏻😁
Thanks!
This is really cool going to get one.
Goed filpje lijkt wel Bricht video
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Ordered one
You are a good man🤣
Can make one from a aluminum crutch, cane or Walker. The material is typically great quality.
Indeed and they work like a charm. They are however much heavier and bulkier to pack :-)
@@rollingmavericks- the crutch jack also doesn’t have the prong at the end to fit into a hole or prevent slip offs. Is cheaper if you can find someone throwing those out.
Great stuff! Will it be okay for Tenere 700 (~215 kg) ? :)
Hi Frane, yes 215 kg is no problem. I've tried it on a KTM 1290.
Most people naturally wonder if it is strong enough but if you can push your bike on to its sidestand with one hand where the wheel comes of the ground it means there is little weight on the trail jack so it is strong enough.
I also experimented with my 701 and me standing on the pegs. Total weight about 250 kg. :-)
@@rollingmavericks thanks!
Can't wait to give it a try! All the best!
@@franeb7553
Hi Frane, yesterday I did a photoshoot with the Tenere 700 and the trail jack. Piece of cake :-) You can see pics shrtm.nu/wQIT
I simply lie my KLR on its side or use a rock/stump/log as a lifter. Not to criticise this device. I just prefer simple solutions. Oh and as a KLR owner I hate spending money 😆
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Thanks!