Hardline Products USA Rollastand

Great product. I needed something to turn the wheel in order to set the engine top center. This works like a charm. Build quality appears to be heavy duty, no issues with my heavy sport bike. I will also use it to put the bike on when I need to clean wheels or work on the chain. Rolling the bike onto it was not an issue. However, I placed it on a carpet. It might slip when n metal, but not sure. Would be an easy fix though. And it is small enough to put away when not in use-unlike a wheel stand.

I bought this to thoroughly clean my car's wheels and it does a great job. It beats paying ~$150 for a purpose built stand. The wheel can "walk" when spinning it but this is easily countered by applying slight pressure against it.

Used it on a Honda CMX250. This little device did a great job of allowing me to clean the chain and rear tire without walking the bike down the street. Yes, even the little Rebel tire walked along the roller as I spun it, but not enough to be a problem. Simple physics will tell anyone that a tire in a lean will walk along the roller as it spins. To avoid it you would have to stand the bike upright which is not a realistic option. I was simply able to grab the rear fender and lift the tire back over for further spinning. The roller is durable and lightweight. It stores out of the way when not in use which is great for a cramped garage. There are rubber feet in the corners to keep it in place on asphalt or concrete. Bottom line: Buy it if you're not in need of something more substantial. It works as advertised on small bikes.

Of all the motorcycle gear i own this by far is the best one i've purchased in a long time,this is the first time i have had a chain drive motorcycle all others have been shaft drive that said i found it hard to determine how often to lube the chain and when to clean it,well if you want to prolong the life of the chain the average mean time before lube is 300 miles or every other gas refill and cleaning depends on what kind of roads you travel and how much dirt and grime builds up over time.the kicker is if you take a road trip more than 300 miles what do you do?, in comes the Hardline Rollastand,back the bike up over the stand,a short piece of 2x4 under the kick stand,put the bike in neutral and lube or if you have time clean and lube,this thing fits in you saddle bag so if you don't have a rear stand or you can't fit it in your bags then this is what you want. I also purchased some Dupont Teflon chain saver and Dupont motorcycle degreaser for chains and sprockets,chain maintenance has never been easier,one thing i found out the hard way is you have to rotate the tire clock wise to keep the bike on the stand,it's build quality is very good,ease of use and portable capabilities make this a must have. Good job Hardline! Oh and make sure you get one that is bike specific i.e. sport bike or cruiser.

Works OK for the rear wheel of my 2011 Triumph Speed Triple but using under the front the tire quickly finds its way to one edge or the other. Even when used with a paddock stand holding the bike straight up the front tire wants to walk to the edge. It doesn't work at all with my dual sport bike equipped with off road tires as the lugs catch on the small rollers

Rolled my front tire up on it. Trying to spin it no dice couldn’t move it. I’m not a small guy and if can’t move it you probably can’t ether. Might work on some lighter bikes, but if you have a big bike pass on this one. That is unless you need a paperweight.

I live in an apartment and needed something small and light to be able to roll the back wheel of my motorcycle onto in order to be able to do chain maintenance. This little stand is perfect. I have a Honda Rebel and it handles the weight fine, was easy for me to roll the bike onto myself, and does exactly what it's supposed to. Even better, it's lightweight enough that I'd probably just take it with me on any extended trip where I might need to clean or otherwise mess with the chain. Definitely one of my more worthwhile motorcycle purchases, glad I went this route for very simple maintenance instead of a more expensive, bulkier stand. Would absolutely recommend for chain maintenance etc.

I have a dedicated winter wheel and tire setup that I swap onto my car as forecasts call for snow. Have been looking for a wheel stand to aid in cleaning the setup before storing them away at the end of the season. Formal/dedicated car wheel stands are 3x the cost of this motorcycle stand. Unit is sturdy and well made. I’m running 275mm width tires on a 20” wheel and this stand handles them no problems. Highly recommended.