A storage stand having a base with a main tube having a first end, a middle portion and a second end with at least one wing receiver affixable to the main tube, a pair of outer stand tubes each having a first end, a middle portion and a second end; a pair of leg connectors to connect the main tube first and second ends to the middle portions of the pair of outer stand tubes; feet located at each of the outer stand tubes first and second ends; at least one wing secureable to the at least one wing receiver; and at least one payload carrying member affixable to the at least one wing.

A motorcycle frame rack enables a motorcycle frame to be repaired without removing many components from the motorcycle. A motorcycle is positioned on the motorcycle frame rack, secured in place and then the frame is adjusted using chains coupled to towers. A self-centering laser measuring system is able to be used to analyze and measure damage to the motorcycle frame. A dolly device is able to be used to support and transport a motorcycle, including a motorcycle without wheels.

A bicycle and bicycle frame stand includes a first leg element and a second leg element which forms an angle of less than or equal to 90 with the first leg element. The second leg element has a bicycle receiving element for a bicycle component of an assembled bicycle, and the second leg element has a frame receiving element for a bicycle frame component.

A protective case for a bicycle which is an enclosed hollow rectangular cuboid including a top half; a lower half; wherein said top and lower halves releasably connect together to form the enclosed cuboid; and wherein each of said halves has: rigid outer wall sections for each surface of the cuboid so that the cuboid is fully enclosed; wherein at least the lower half has a stand attached thereto and said stand being adapted to connect to a bicycle frame of the bicycle and said case being adapted to support said bicycle when the stand is in, either: a non-extended position; and an extended position.

A clamp of a bicycle workstand includes a base, an elastic unit, an operating arm, a link unit, and a clamping unit. The base has an accommodating trough. The elastic unit has a shaft sleeved with a spring and a slide and disposed in the accommodating trough. The clamping unit has a fixed clamp body disposed on the base, and a movable clamp body pivotably connected with the base and the operating arm. The link unit has a first link and a second link pivotably connected with each other and pivotably connected with the operating arm and the slide respectively. The second link has a cam. Pulling the operating arm can drive the first and second links to swing. The cam is abutted on the shaft and presses it by rolling. The fixed clamp body and the movable clamp body can be coupled for stable clamping.

The clamping support heads disclosed herein provide a clampable mouth having jaws that can securely hold and permit movement of a variety of different size and/or shape objects. The objects may be quickly attached and quickly removed from the clamping support heads. A repositioning clutch allows for rotational repositioning of a clamped object. The repositioning clutch may include a clutch body attached to a stem of a stand, a friction ring seated to a clutch body, a bearing plate sharing a bearing interface with the friction ring, a clutch shaft extending through the clutch body, the friction ring, and the bearing plate to a terminal end, and a clutch adjustment handle screwed onto the terminal end of the clutch shaft. Rotation of the clutch adjustment handle adjusts compression force on the bearing interface between the friction ring and the bearing plate to secure or release the object from rotation.

A motorcycle lifting tool includes a main body, a support member, a hold seat, a fixing member, and an adjustment support device. The main body has a first end and a second end foldable against each other. The second end stands on the ground. The support member is linearly disposed at the first end and has a screw end and a support end, wherein the screw end is exposed at the outer side of the first end. The hold seat is screwed to the screw end for holding the rear wheel of the motorcycle. The fixing member removably fixes the support member to the main body. The adjustment support device is disposed between the main body and the support member for supporting the support end. When the fixing member is removed, the adjustment support device drives the support member to move outward from the main body.

A motorcycle frame rack enables a motorcycle frame to be repaired without removing many components from the motorcycle. A motorcycle is positioned on the motorcycle frame rack, secured in place and then the frame is adjusted using chains coupled to towers. A self-centering laser measuring system is able to be used to analyze and measure damage to the motorcycle frame.

A wall mounted shelf wherein a diagonal bracket can support an upper shelf, bar or beam several inches above the vertical wall bearing plate. A lower shelf, bar or beam can be hung from the upper shelf. A triangular platform comprises the diagonal bracket, the wall and a top shelf. The diagonal bracket transmits a large force vector into the vertical wall bearing plate as opposed to traditional knee braces that transmit a pivoting vector on the vertical wall bearing plate away from the wall. The result is a cost saving heavy duty shelving system using traditional lumber. An optional variable length diagonal bracket is disclosed. Another embodiment uses the same diagonal pair of brackets to store tires or other objects against the wall and eliminates the shelves and provides a chin up bar. Another embodiment replaces the lower shelf with a chin up bar between two diagonal brackets. Other embodiments include a tire storage mode, a lower bar used for hanging storage which replaces the lower shelf, and a (partially) removed lower shelf for hanging storage such as a bike rack.

A motorcycle frame rack enables a motorcycle frame to be repaired without removing many components from the motorcycle. A motorcycle is positioned on the motorcycle frame rack, secured in place and then the frame is adjusted using chains coupled to towers. A self-centering laser measuring system is able to be used to analyze and measure damage to the motorcycle frame.