Oxford Premium Rear Paddock Stand

The Oxford Premium Rear Paddock Stand is a workshop-grade rear stand built around a compact, heavily braced steel frame. The short, rigid construction keeps the stand stable under load, while an elongated handle gives you the leverage to bring the bike up smoothly and under control rather than wrestling it.

It suits a broad spread of machines, from lightweight commuters through to large-capacity bikes, with a 250kg maximum load. Both L-shaped cups for bare swingarms and forks for bobbins are supplied, so it works whether or not your bike has spools fitted. A practical buy for home servicing, chain maintenance, tyre changes and off-season storage.

Note: suited to wheels up to 17 inches.

• 38mm tubular steel frame with compact, high-rigidity construction
• Additional torsional supports for increased frame rigidity
• Heavy-duty steel clamps
• Maximum load 250kg
• Elongated handle for extra leverage and a controlled lift
• Double wheels for a smooth lift and stability under load
• Supplied with both L-shaped cups for swingarms and forks for bobbins
• Two-position adjustment screws for secure, stable fitment
• Suits wheels up to 17 inches

• Rear paddock stand
• L-shaped swingarm cups
• Forks for bobbins

Only use the stand on flat, level, solid ground — never on gravel, soft surfaces or a slope.
Fit the correct attachment before lifting: L-shaped cups for a bare swingarm, or the forks if your bike has bobbins/spools fitted.
Set both position adjustment screws to match your bike's width and check they are tight before taking any weight.
Lift using the elongated handle in one smooth, controlled movement, keeping the bike upright and steady; a second person to steady the bike makes the first few lifts easier.
Do not exceed the 250kg maximum load, and note the stand is intended for wheels up to 17 inches.
Don't sit on, start or rock the bike while it is on the stand, and don't leave it unattended on the stand for long periods without additional support.
Check the wheels roll freely and keep them free of grit; wipe away grease and chain lube after workshop sessions.
Wipe the frame down after use and dry it before storing — steel stands will surface-rust if stored damp or left outdoors.
Periodically check all bolts, pivots and clamps for tightness and inspect the frame and welds for damage before each use; stop using the stand if anything is bent or cracked.
Store in a dry, sheltered place such as a garage or shed.