Rolling Mavericks Ultralight Enduro Trail Jack Stand 4.0

The Rolling Mavericks Ultralight Enduro Motorcycle Trail Jack Stand 4.0 is built for traveling motorcycle riders. With the Enduro Trail Jack, you can effortlessly lift one wheel off the ground to fix a flat tire, perform roadside repairs, or lubricate your chain.

NEW 4.0 VERSION — NO ASSEMBLY, NO LOOSE PARTS, LIGHTER AND STRONGER THAN EVER!

The Ultralight Dual Sport Trail Stand is precision-machined from 7075-T6 aluminum. The result is what we believe to be the lightest trail jack stand available, while still being exceptionally compact and strong.

The Trail Jack 4.0 has undergone a meticulous redesign. Version 4 now weighs just 99 grams — a 25-gram reduction compared to the previous model. We achieved this by replacing the 6061-T6 aluminum tubing used before with aerospace-grade 7075-T6 tubing. This allowed us to design thinner, lighter tubing while increasing overall strength.

The result: our strongest Trail Jack yet, and the first trail jack in the world to drop below the 100-gram threshold without compromising strength.

A 300 kg motorcycle? Not a problem. Do dual-sport bikes that heavy even exist? Either way, we put our Trail Jack Stand to the test in a press, where it easily withstood 550 kg / 1,100 lbs but we advise not succeed 425kg as a max load.

Whether you ride a lightweight KTM 450, Honda CRF300L, Husqvarna 701, KTM 690 or Kove, a midweight Yamaha Ténéré 700 or KTM 790/890 Adventure, or a heavier machine like a KTM 1190 Adventure or Honda CRF1100L Africa Twin, the Trail Jack is built to help you out when it matters.

We didn’t stop there. The Trail Jack features a telescopic pole design with an integrated spring loaded button clip, allowing you to quickly set the correct height. No loose parts, no assembly required, and nothing to store separately.

The fourth generation Trail Jack is easier to use, easier to pack, and less bulky — leaving more room in your kit for other essentials.

Like its predecessors, the Trail Jack works with motorcycles equipped with either a side stand or center stand, allowing you to lift one wheel off the ground quickly when you need it most.

Note: since the Trail Jack 4.0 is new, pictures of bikes are mostly with the previous generation Trail Jack.

Its innovative design allows the foot to pack flat into your tool roll, while still being strong enough to support motorcycles weighing up to 350 kg.

Disclaimer: The blue anodized color of individual parts may vary slightly.

Don't just take our word for it! Check out the reviews below from satisfied customers who have shared their experiences with the all three generations of the Trail Jack Stands:

• Rolling Mavericks' instructional video of the Rolling Mavericks Trail Jack.
• Read a detailed write-up by @rtwpaul on Adventure Rider about the Trail Jack and Asahi Lightools.
  
• Mattias Eriksson discusses his KTM 890 toolkit on his Braap&Camp YouTube channel and shows how sturdy the V3 Trail Jack is.
• Mundo Big Trail made an excellent video in Spanish about the Trail Jack, T6 Combo levers, and Asahi Lightool spanners.
• In this video, RTW Paul reduced his luggage weight by 50% by choosing lightweight products such as a mesh bag for a toolbag and a Trail Jack.
• Andy and Alissa of Mad or Nomad are traveling the world, and they wrote a review of Trail Jack.
• Precipe of Grind posted an honest video review of doing a practice run with the Trail Jack.
• Read an excellent PDF review in the Austrian Motorradmagazin
• Watch Thomas Hansen's video from Norway featuring the Trail Jack Stand.
• Enjoy a Spanish video by Carles Domènech at CDOM Motovlog.
• Watch Aussie Josh's video from MVDBR Enduro showcasing the Trail Jack and Asahi Lightools.
• Nice YouTube review Aussie Keith Jobson

• Watch this video review by Italian Gianluca - aka Bibo, who used the Trail Jack on his 20.000 km ride through Africa almost daily.

Discover the convenience and reliability of the Ultralight Enduro Trail Jack Stand and other Rolling Mavericks tools, which will elevate your riding adventures to new heights.