Motorcycle Kickstand Pad,Stainessless Motorcycle Parking Stand for Harley Davidson Durable Kick Stand Coaster Support Plate Helps Park Your Bike on Hot Pavement, Grass, Soft Ground (Black)

This item is extremely sturdy and well made. It will have no problem stabilizing your motorcycle kickstand. I've been using it on my 2014 Kawasaki Vulcan Voyager that weighs over 900 pounds with no problems.

Product has a hole to add a string for easy pick-up and faring storage.

As other reviews indicate, this is a nice chunk of metal, will work well, and will last.The reason for 4 stars and not 5, and my caution: What isn't clear in the product pictures, is the side walls on the item (note the attached pic). I live in Arizona, and there is a decent chance that this plate will sink into the pavement of parking lots. It WILL keep my Road Star from sinking in, but it's going to leave a mark. If you live in similarly hot climates, or are often on sub par pavement, take a screw driver so you can pry this out of the pavement. It will absolutely do its job and protect your bike from the same fate though!Note regarding the video review of the lady's private driveway: It's pretty clear to me that her contractor didn't compact her driveway very well. It's also not the same quality pavement used in most commercial parking lots. I feel for her, but her expectations are a little off. The product did exactly what it's supposed to. A little research on her part could have prevented the damage, but the good news is, she can have it flattened fairly easily. It'll cost, but the damage isn't permanent, nor is it any fault of the puck.Cheers!

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I bought this as a gift for my son, who has 2 motorcycles. We live in Florida where it's a whole of sand so having a parking pad is a must. He loves it and says its been great to have when there is no asphalt or concrete for parking.

Seems great for the price but I haven't used it yet so I can't speak to how it's going to actually perform under the weight of my motorcycle.

Very sturdy and durable. Wide enough for pretty much any kickstand (it's much wider than the picture seems). Downside is it's a very heavy metal.

Not sure why Harley is in the title: it's a generic, but durable and functional side stand puck. Saved my butt several times on a cross-country trip. I just tied some orange paracord to to it, and plunked it down. Then I wrapped the cord around my handlebar so I could retrieve it when I was ready to leave. Easy.

A strong, steel product. The painted finish is susceptible to scratching/chipping, but the strength of this is indisputable. It can dig into soft tarmac, so care is needed, but on other surfaces it grips very well and will not slip.