Haul-Master Motorcycle Wheel Cleaning Stand

great

If you position the bike evenly on the stand it works perfectly if the surface is flat. I have a Harley Ultra CVO, cleaning the wheels was easy also use a board under the kick stand and block opposite wheel to prevent movement.

Not Impressed. Although my bike is over 500 Lbs, I figured there wouldn't be 500 Lbs on the wheel in the stand and it would be ok. Didn't even budge. Thing might as well have been in a locked position. Will be returning it.As for the construction, it appears to be solid. So if you ride a 250, it may work for you, but a big cruiser, no way.

I tried this type of product with my Suzuki DL 650 motorcycle that weighs only 430 pounds. The wheel is difficult to turn on the rollers and the wheel veers to the side and is stopped by the frame of the product before the wheel even makes a complete revolution. [A heavier bike would be impossible.] I tried turning the wheel with the bike as vertical as possible, but the wheel still veers off to the side. I even tried putting a piece of wood under one end of the product to get it lifted on one side (to counter the wheel from veering to the edge) but it also did not work. Trying to hold the bike vertical and turning the wheel at the same time is impossible. Putting a red brick under the kick stand to help level the bike did not help.Another problem is getting the roller product to be straight with the front and rear wheel is very difficult. If the rollers are not exactly perpendicular with the front and real wheels the rear wheel ventures off to the side of the rollers and is stopped by the frame of the roller product.This product is a gimmick! Save your money and time.I was hoping this would be an easy way to turn the real wheel to clean the chain. I ended up using my rear end lift, which completely lifts the wheel off of the ground and permits it to turn freely.