Tusk Multi-Fit Triangle Stand

Was to short for bike

Used this to hold up a 2016 KTM 250 SX-F Factory Edition. The two tips are different sized for different sized rear axles. The small side let my bike lean over way to far. The large side was a very snug fit. I put some Lucas red grease on it and rubbed it around. Still holds very snug but it made it able to pull out if I turn it in a circle. It’s true, this is way to tall to hold up my sons TTR-50e (but they come with kick stands anyway). I replaced this triangle with a bolt on kick stand from AOMC and love that. Still have this floating around and am happy to keep when I get another bike or two that won’t have a kickstand.

Large nub fit into axle shaft is perfect. Build is sturdy and finish is chrome (it will probably get nicked and flake off eventually but that was not the target feature for my purchase). The bottom of the triangle is straight instead of arched and may not be as steady on rough or rocky terrain. For concrete and flat surface use, great buy so far.

If you’re trying to decide which one to buy, this is it. Great quality for the price.

Used this triangle stand to prop up my 2003 honda cr250r. Triangle stand is the most durable I have seen yet, however, it let the bike lean way too far over to the side. I decided to return because the leaning made me uneasy.

Was hoping this would fit my kx100 with a 16”rear wheel but it wouldn’t work. Only for bigger full size bikes with 19-21” wheel.

I use on an 85cc, and it's perfect. But I wouldn't trust the big plug, it's welded on, and all the weight would be distributed right on that weld.

The triangle is simple and does what it was intended to do.