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1 of 5 Still crap... Saturday, August 17, 2019
taco eater : Marrok steel from Bonita, CA United States  
Chinese garbage.

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4 of 5 4 tacos because I ate one Sunday, October 1, 2017
taco eater : Countryobtunning from Princeton , MA United States  
I'm giving it four tacos because well It lasted about 2 seasons before braking one of the stop tabs. Works great after you sand the hell out of it & use grease. Works okay just mad it broke.

Update: this time around I decided not to do any sanding or grinding just lubed_it-up with some jelly. The first few times feel impossible, after a few uses it became lose but still firm and not wobbling around from excessive sanding that could of maybe led to the first one braking.  

Don't sand just install and let in wear in on its on.

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2 of 5 DID NOT FIT!!! Saturday, January 9, 2016
taco eater : Walter from Honolulu, HI United States  
I have a 1978 Puch MK II Sport 1.5 HP. The center stand spring tab is to high on the stand so the it does not completely go back up. I either have to get a shorter spring or do some cutting with the original one

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4 of 5 Works Pretty Good After Removing Paint! Thursday, July 31, 2014
taco eater : Alan Blake from Cleveland, OH United States  
Would not pivot once installed. Removed it, sanded all of the paint off the pivot section (and sanded a little bit more for good measure). Bolted it back in, and it now reluctantly pivots. It is tight, but I can swing the stand with my foot - so, it works. As others have stated, it looks good, but is not as heavy duty as a puch original.

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1 of 5 Not cylindrical. Friday, March 14, 2014
taco eater : Nikolas Sanow from Portland, OR United States  
even after grinding off the powder coating i couldn't get this sucker to engage after bolting it up. Too bad I can't sell it to anyone to make back my dollars.

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5 of 5 good quality. Saturday, August 18, 2012
taco eater : Rambo from Scituate, MA United States  
Decent stand had no issues mounting. and its NOT BROKEN! couldn't be happier. Metal seems a little thinner but no issues.

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5 of 5 Works for me Friday, July 27, 2012
taco eater : Jim from Lincoln, NE  
Bought this to replace a broken old stand.  While it appears to be slightly different from the original, I had absolutely no problems mounting this and it does not get in the way at all.  Seems to be just a little lighter than the stock stand.  Quality is very good.  Edit: installed on a '78 Maxi.

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3 of 5 crank probloms Tuesday, January 18, 2011
taco eater : Nick from Mass  
Its a real nice stand but when its up it gets in the way of my right crank arm so i have to start it on the stand.

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3 of 5 good quality but not like original fit Saturday, June 12, 2010
taco eater : Michael Park from Somerville, MA United States  
well made replacement.  However, the geometry is slightly different and fit quite right.  When bolted down, it's too tight and the stopping nubs don't like up quite right.  Lastly, the spring nub is too high (not a big deal), but somewhat inconvenient since all replacement springs have to but cut and bent to make this stand work.

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