Bike It Bobbin Spools
Bobbins for use with paddock stand hooks
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Verified Customer Reviews for Bike It Bobbin Spools
Customers highly recommend these paddock stand bobbins for their affordability, durability, and ease of installation. Made from quality materials, they fit perfectly on various bike models and hold up well under use. Although some found minor issues with size and potential swing arm scratching, most appreciated the functional and cosmetic value. Many users noted the significant savings compared to branded alternatives and praised them as great value for money. Ideal for DIY bike maintenance.
They do the job and great price tag without breaking the bank.
I expected a larger bobbin but when they arrived they were quite small. However, I was impressed with the quality. I fit the bobbins and I like the fact that they are small and unobtrusive. They work fine with my paddock stand.
Bought these for my bike around a month ago and they looked so good I bought another set for my wife's bike. Honestly for the price they look the part and they work with a paddock stand. Nice little touch without spending a fortune.
Good quality, easy to fit, small in size so not too obvious and works well with paddock stand for maintenance on bike.
excellent service and goods
I was a bit hesitant about buying these as the picture makes them look a bit pink. These are a lovely colour red and feel like real quality. Easy to fit and make life so much easier using a paddock stand. Half the price of others but does the job just as well.
So far so good, easy install and perfect fit for bike. No issues.
Look good on the bike and do the job well. Fit into the paddock stand I have nicely.
Great looking bobbins, does the job.
Robust little bobbins, nice colours to choose from.
Brought these for my 2010 R1
They look the part slim line and look great on the bike ideal with a decent paddock stand.
Chose these ones because they were cheap, but they seem to be robust enough although still discrete. Since they have a fairly small sitting area, so they are slightly hard to align with the stand.
Far the best bobbins on the market, beat any rubbish off Ebay and other cheap sites!!!!
Easy to fit to bike. Looks good too.
Does what it says. First class service from Sportsbikeshop as always
Got the 8mm for the Speed Twin, simple to fit and they look good on the bike.
Sportbikeshop delivered earlier than suggested. Bobbins take 2 mins to fit and look the part too.
Good price, does the job :-)
Bike It Bobbin Spools
Bobbin spools bolt onto the swinging arm thread mount and allow bikes to be lifted by the bobbin.
Questions and Answers
I've got a 2017 Honda NC750X, which bobbin pins are going to fit my bike?
May 30, 2019We don't believe that your Honda has threaded holes on the swingarm to accept bobbins, sorry.
Hi what size for a 2019 Triumph tiger 800? Thanks
May 27, 2019The 2018 model uses M8 size bobbins, but unfortunately we could not guarantee that the 2019 bike requires the same thread. We would suggest asking your Triumph dealer before making a purchase.
What size bobbins do I need for a 2014 Kawasaki ER6N? Also, would these bobbins work with the 'Oxford Big Black Bike Rear Paddock Stand'? Thank you
April 2, 2019You require 10mm bobbins. The big black stand is not supplied with bobbin hooks, you would need to use the Oxford Premium rear stand with is supplied with both hooks and pads.
I have a GSXR600 K2, which bobbins would I need for front and rear?
March 22, 2019You require 8mm bobbins.
Hello...What size would I need for a triumph street triple 2012. And also what paddock stands would these go with.. Kind regards Alan
February 5, 2019The 6mm bobbin spools will fit your Triumph. The R&G racing rear paddock stand or the BikeTek Rear Jumbo Box paddock stand will be suitable.
Hi please can you tell me what size bobbins For a honda NC700 THANKS
December 17, 2018We would think that you would require M8 bobbins, but if you can let us know the exact model and year we can confirm this for you.
What size for bmw s1000 Xr,thanks
December 13, 2018The S1000XR requires M8 size bobbins.
What size bobbins will I need for a 2016 Suzuki gsxs1000f?
November 5, 2018You require 8mm bobbins for your Suzuki.
What size would fit my cbr 600rr 2003?
October 9, 2018You require the 8mm bobbin spools.
Hi, what size would I need for a Yamaha MT09 (2017)? Thanks very much!
September 19, 2018Your Yamaha requires M6 bobbin spools or cotton reels.
What size do I need for a 2000 GSXR600 (SRAD)?
August 23, 2018You will require a size M8 for your Suzuki
Hi what size bobbins do I need for a 2006 er6-n please.
August 14, 2018You would need the 10mm bobbins.
Will the 10mm version of these fit a ZRX1100
August 7, 2018The Kawasaki ZRX1100 does require M10 Cotton Reels, so the 10mm Spools should be suitable.
Is the price for a pair ?
May 29, 2018We can confirm they are sold as a pair.
Hi can you please tell me what size bobbins are needed for a 2015 Kawasaki er6f thanks
May 15, 2018The bobbin size required for the 2015 ER6-F is 10mm(M10)
What size do I need for a sinnis stealth 125?
May 9, 2018The Sinnis Stealth does not have threaded mounting points on the swing arm for bobbins, and so you are not able to fit them.
Hi, can you tell me what size I would require for a 2009 CBF600 N9, thanks.
May 3, 2018The CBF600 requires M8 bobbins.
hi i have a fz1 1000 abs fazer 2012 could you tell me what sizes i need to fit these to the front and rear many thanks gene
March 25, 2018For the rear you will need the 6mm option - there is no option to fit bobbins to the front of your bike, only R&G fork protectors.
Hi what size is compatible for a kawasaki zxr6 ninja 2008 please?
March 19, 2018You require the 10mm bobbin spools.
What size do I need for a Suzuki Bandit 600 2004?
November 27, 2017You require 8mm bobbins.
What size bobbins would I need for a 2013 Triumph Daytona 675?
October 16, 2017You will need M8 cotton reels.
What size spool for Suzuki RF900 please ?
September 12, 2017The majority of Suzuki models use an 8mm bobbin.
Can you tell me what size bobbins are required for a 2007 Yamaha Fz1n
August 12, 2017You will need the 6mm bobbins.
What size bobbins for the following bikes - Honda CBR500R 2017 and also Honda NC750S DCT 2017
August 11, 2017Honda usually use 8mm bobbins.
What size bobbins do I need for a 2014 Kawasaki Z 800 please?
August 7, 2017If you are looking for the standard bobbins to fit into the swingarm, you will be after an 8mm thread, although if you are looking for the offset bobbins you will need an 10mm sized thread.
Hi - What size do I need for 2009 Kawasaki Z750 please?
April 4, 2017You require M10 size (10mm)
Hi, what size do I need for a Ducati Monster 821? Thank you
February 27, 2017You will need to order the 6mm bobbins for your Monster 821.
Which size bobbins do I need for a Kawasaki ER6F 2012?
November 2, 2013The bobbin size required for the ER6-F is 10mm.
What size do I need for a Yamaha YZF R125?
October 15, 2013As far as we are aware, the YZF-R 125 is not supplied as standard with threaded bores for bobbins to be located into. Where required, these are drilled and tapped by owners into the respective feature on the swingarm. If your bike already has threaded bores to take the bobbins, it would just be a case of finding the thread size and letting us know.
What size bobbins for a 2010 Honda CBF 1000?
February 13, 2013The correct bobbin size for the CBF1000 is 8mm.
Please can you tell me what size of bobbin spool I need for a RGV25O?
January 14, 2013The bobbin size you require is 8mm.
What size bobbins do I need for a GSXR-600 K3?
May 30, 2012You will require the 8mm Bobbins.
Which size do I need for a 2005 Honda CB 600F Hornet?
May 9, 2012The CB600F Hornet requires the M8 Bobbins.
Please could advise the size of the bobbins that are required for a 2002 Yamaha YZF 600 R Thundercat please?
April 19, 2012You require the M6 bobbins.
What size Bobbins do I need for a 2008 CBR600RR?
March 12, 2012The correct size Bobbin spools for the 2008 CBR600RR are 8mm.
What size bobbins do I need for a 2005 GSX-R 750?
March 6, 2012The 2005 GSXR750 requires 8mm bobbin spools.
Please can you tell me which bobbin I need for a year 2000 Yamaha YZF-R1?
August 23, 2011The Yamaha R1 requires the 6mm thread option.
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