CONDOR Pit-Stop/TrailerStop PS-1500

WOW! I should have bought this way earlier. I love this stand, setup was a breeze, rode my Harley SG CVO onto it, and it just locked in with no issues. Very good build quality with the materials used all around. No need to put your kickstand down, holds the bike firmly in place, and upright. Will definitely be telling all my friends to get one. Having the bike upright I was able to install my new saddle bag liners in a few minutes without any issues. I've ordered a lift as while one bike is on the lift, I can have one of the other bikes on this stand.

These are the best. I only run Condor chocks on my trailer because I've never had a issue, their quick attach brackets are great, they look awesome, & they are made in USA! (sidenote) Get You some Pitposse recessed D rings to go with these(also made in America)

Very Reliable Well Built and Sturdy.

Yes, it is expensive. But that is the choice you must make for high-quality products. It is beautifully crafted and constructed. I have a 2000 Buell X1, and I have no worries whatsoever of the bike tipping over (and I have not anchored it to the floor). Further, my bike is black with Performance Machine polished aluminum wheels, and it looks majestic sitting in this aluminum with black trim stand - as if it was made for the bike. NOTE! If the tray/cup that your front tire rests in is touching the floor when your bike is in the stand, you will have a hard time getting the bike out of the stand. That is why the instructions say to choose the position that keeps the the wheel closest to the floor with touching the floor. Buy once, cry once and never regret owning this stand.

This is one of those products that's worth every single penny. Don't be stupid like me and buy a cheap knock-off first, only to realize they're junk, and then buy the Condor. Just buy the Condor first and you'll be glad you did. This thing is built like a tank and will outlast me, my bike, and my garage. My bike rolled right into place on this stand like it was custom built just for me. The stand did NOT slide forward (like the cheap knock-off did). Great product. Built in the USA. Buy it, your bike will love you!

Works exactly like it's supposed to. Additionally with optional trailer quick mount it can serve one will in the garage or on the trailer. My bike hasn't been on a trailer since being delivered to the selling dealership; however, it nice to have the option if needed.

Takes literally 4-6 minutes to put together, if you can pull a few cotter pins.The package is heavy, so watch the back, and contains the device that just needs to be folded up and had the two rods installed. The front tire measurement (or rear) is offered within the instructions but be wary, they are way off imo.For example, the manual said that it would be holes 1 or 2 (closest to the vertical post) for my 2017 Street Bob. No, not even close. I am all the way back to hole #4 or two from the other end. So be careful with your bike. The reality is that this will hold your 650-1,000 pound bike straight, but you need to adjust based on your own gut feelings for safety. I would recommend finding a stud in the garage and a tie down just in case there is "failure" in the garage.The stand does not need to be drilled into your concrete but it does need to be watched. There is mild wobble, but less than your kick stand if hit. Considering the massive amount of weight the bikes endure on a single kick stand, this is a nice way to save your stand. I keep mine down just in cast and lean the bars to the left - you never know if it will fail.I have no idea what people are talking about when they say they can work on their bikes with this stand. Look at it, you get about 1" of lift, if that from the ground, even at the highest point. It really does not lift the bike more than 1/8"-1/4" off your kick stand. So do not think this is raising your bike 4" off the ground, that is not the case, not even remotely.So a heavy, good product for once, but again, holes will be what your rims and wheels allow - manual may not be right. Merely riding onto it requires a bit of getting used to but you can put it right up to the garage wall which is nice.

Works great since I’m not jolting it to the floor of my basement I have to use a rug or else it will slide on the epoxy floor