Oxford Zero-G Rear Dolly Stand

Good quality construction. Easy to assemble. Make sure it fits your bike and bobbin combo.

Is 'poor' harsh? Maybe. Then again maybe not given that my bike has fallen off this stand twice.
First time was when, admittedly tried to shortcut, tweaking the width of the hooks. In order to allow the use of cups (for bikes that don't have bobbins) Oxford made the pins round. They then machined a very slight flat on the diameter so that a grub screw would hold the hooks in place width-wise. This means that if you slacken those grub screws juuuuust a little too much, they'll rotate and your ZX12 will fall over. It's okay though, it's RSV Mille garage mate broke its fall.
The second time was when I was lowering the ZX off the stand. The castors turned which caused the whole thing to tip to the side. The Mille broke its fall again but this this time cracked the upper fairing of the ZX and smashed an indicator on the Mille. After a load of practice I've now devised a method of lowering it while I tempt it over to the left on order to prevent it falling. Easy when you know how...but none of my other stands require these shenanigans.
Other points;
The castors are too small, they could easily be a larger diameter.
The stand won't sit level unless the rear castor is oriented with it pointing 'backwards'.
Oxford should have omitted the non-bobbin option from the design and made the pins square like most other stands.
Disappointed.

Be aware that the size of the rear fork bobbins will affect if it will fit a Trident 660. If using the Triumph original bobbins they appear to be a few mm to long for the stand maximum width. I found shorter bobbins fit ok.