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    Default Rear axle stand for photos: what are you using?

    Just curious if there is something readily available or if you are making your own stands for photo shoots. Seems to me a simple foot with a prop to hook under the hub on the non-drive side would be the best hidden way to go, but what are you doing?

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    Default Re: Rear axle stand for photos: what are you using?

    I've seen several use a simple piece of painted steel tubing with the foot angled. Prop the bike from the crank/bb.

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    Default Re: Rear axle stand for photos: what are you using?

    Thin steel rod, 10mm washer cut like a "U", and an intimate knowledge of gravity. (it's so attractive)

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    Default Re: Rear axle stand for photos: what are you using?

    I often place the rod end into the bottom of the Left dropout axle slot.
    Another helpful trick I got from someone: use those black giant paper clips with the silver handles removed as chocks to stop the wheel from rolling - makes it easier to balance - sometimes just one is needed if there is a little slant.

    John Caletti
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