Wheel Monkey – Motorcycle Wheel Roller

TRU TENSION LTD

£45

Wheel Monkey by Tru-Tension is a roller stand for motorcycles which allows the front or rear wheels to be quickly and easily rotated for cleaning and maintenance. Description Features Description Wheel Monkey by Tru-Tension is a roller stand for motorcycles which allows the front or rear wheels to be quickly and easily rotated for cleaning and maintenance. Gone are the days of continuously moving your motorcycle backwards and forwards while cleaning the chain or wheel. Wheel Monkey allows you to keep your bike stationary and rotate the wheel independently. The Wheel Monkey includes a non-slip

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UK company
Registered at Companies House as TRU TENSION LTD, number 09187055. Checked 2026-08-29.
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UK operations
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British-owned
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Where it is made
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