Mini bike stand from red beard labs

Cubenzo

Cubenzo

Member
#10
#10
$20 worth of casters at your local mom n pop shop, probably almost as much for the square tube at the same hardware store.

+ time to make it/paint.


Id say you got a good deal.



It looks slick!
 
toomanytoys

toomanytoys

Well-Known Member
#11
#11
I still use an Egg crate...

That was free.

I have a moving dolly leaning against the wall.

If I combine the two...I'll have an egg crate on wheels. Whats that do?
 
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RedBeardLabs

New Member
#12
#12
Would love to hear more of your thoughts and opinions on the stand. I was not sure about the price point, but knew the it was way to heavy for shipping.

We have filed a provisional patent on a new design that looks a lot better, is light weight, and a lower price point.

I built the first one because I got tried of my mini bikes not sitting sturdy on anything (I have small kids running around). I wanted it to be open so the kickstand would sit between the bars, engines could easily be removed & installed, and to make oil changes easier.

Figured while we were at it might as well put locking casters on it so it could moved around and locked into place. Works great for moving bikes outside and running them.

As far as milk create and moving dolly I hear you. I've done that stuff too...

@Maury_628 how did the stand work for you?
 
tippycanoenm

tippycanoenm

Active Member
#13
#13
hey redbeard, you may not hear from your customer on this thread......you might want to check his avitar......(if he sends it back be sure and check for all the parts)......
 
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Doodledragster1

Banned
#14
#14
RedBeardLabs said:
Would love to hear more of your thoughts and opinions on the stand. I was not sure about the price point, but knew the it was way to heavy for shipping.

We have filed a provisional patent on a new design that looks a lot better, is light weight, and a lower price point.

I built the first one because I got tried of my mini bikes not sitting sturdy on anything (I have small kids running around). I wanted it to be open so the kickstand would sit between the bars, engines could easily be removed & installed, and to make oil changes easier.

Figured while we were at it might as well put locking casters on it so it could moved around and locked into place. Works great for moving bikes outside and running them.

As far as milk create and moving dolly I hear you. I've done that stuff too...

@Maury_628 how did the stand work for you?
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Trying to work on my doodlebug while it's on the kickstand and having to deal with it tipping over is the most frustrating thing ever this solves the problem 110% I can move it around where ever position I need it and it is solid amazing product guys!!!
 
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