Oxford ZERO-G LITE Front Motorcycle Paddock Stand

The Oxford ZERO-G LITE front motorcycle paddock stand is perfect if you are dashing up and down the pit lane. LITE by name and LITE by nature, the ZERO-G motorbike paddock stand is an astonishing 4 kg, which in turn ensures that the stand is easy to maneuver and allows you to focus on the track. The lightweight aluminium construction, heavy duty fasteners and over sized base for increased stability combine to deliver pit lane perfection. The Oxford ZERO-G paddock stands cater for all kinds of motorbikes. This includes those with single-sided swing arms and for riders with preferences for how they lift their ride, such as a choice of fork or headstock mounted front stands.

Front Motorcycle Paddock Stand Features:

CONSTRUCTION

• Aerospace 6063-T5 grade aluminium.
• Square tubing to prevent rotation.
• Angled handle for more leverage and a controlled lift.
• Included: Lifting forks (front).
• Fork lock-off screws for secure fitment.
• Robot welded for high build quality and consistency.
• Heavy duty fasteners.
• Over sized base for increased stability.

TECHNICAL

• Max load: 300 kg.
• Stand weight: 4 kg.
• Lift height: 300 mm (pin centre).

TAKE THE WEIGHT OFF

All Oxfords ZERO-G motorcycle paddock stands are engineered using the latest CAD technology and 3D modelling techniques. By being scientifically designed to minimise the required effort to move a given load, the new ZERO-G range of paddock stands literally take the weight off.

Even better, they are able to do this without weighing too much themselves, making them even easier to use and live with.

TESTED TO THE EXTREMES

The average bike weighs 210 kg, split 60/40 front to rear. That means that a rear paddock stand has to withstand on average 84 kg.

The world’s heaviest bikes (which aren’t paddock stand compatible) weigh over 400kg, meaning a rear paddock stand would have to withstand 120 kg.

ZERO-G Paddock stands are all rated to 300 kg, with a huge safety margin. Oxfords in-house tensile tester tested all examples and they have withheld at least 1800 kg.