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Abstract

This invention relates to a stand for a motorcycle. The stand comprises an elongate transverse frame member, which has a non-circular cross-section, a first pair of similar elongate leg members, and a second pair of similar elongate leg members. Each leg member of both pairs has a non-circular transverse socket at one end. The shape of the socket corresponds to the cross-sectional shape of the transverse frame member. The leg members are slid on the frame member and secured with the members of the first pair in a first plane at an acute or right angle to the members of the second pair in a second plane. A transverse member is mounted on each leg of the first pair for engagement with the undercarriage of the motorcycle. Alternatively, a channel member, which has a hole cut through each of its sides, the holes in register with one another, is slipped about each front fork of the motorcycle between the bottom crown and fork slider. A cross-bar is passed through the holes to secure each front fork within the channel member. Each end of the cross-bar is engaged by a transverse socket mounted near the distal end of each leg member of the second pair.

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First Claim