A motorcycle model name alone is not enough to confirm that a replacement main stand will fit. Before placing a wholesale order, match the exact model version and year, compare the mounting points, and ask the supplier to confirm the spring and stop positions from clear photos or measurements.
One supplier listing reviewed for this guide identifies a “W110-I Old” application for 2011–2013 and includes the reference number 623804711989. That is a supplier-listed reference, not an independently verified OEM number or proof that every W110-I variant is compatible.
Quick answer: For a W110-I main stand order, send the model/version and year, any frame or part reference, photos of the removed stand and mounting area, the mounting measurements, quantity, and destination. Get fitment, MOQ, packing, and freight confirmed in writing before approving a bulk run.
What does the available listing actually confirm?
The reviewed catalogue entry gives a useful starting point, but it does not answer every fitment or shipping question.
Treat this information as a catalogue reference until the supplier confirms it against the actual part. The listed overall dimensions are not mounting dimensions. They should not be used to decide whether the stand will bolt to the motorcycle.
1. Confirm the exact W110-I version
Write down the motorcycle’s model label, model year, and whether it is the old or new version. If available, include the frame or engine code shown on the vehicle documents or identification plate. Do not replace a missing year or code with a guess.
A listing that says “W110-I” may not distinguish every production version. Ask the seller to confirm the application for the exact year and version you need. If your market uses a different local model name, send that name too and ask the seller to reconcile it in writing.
2. Compare the mounting area, not just the part name
Before ordering, compare the old stand with the proposed replacement. Ask the supplier to confirm the dimensions that determine the connection, including pivot or bolt diameter, mounting width, bushing arrangement, and the distance between mounting points. These measurements are not stated in the catalogue entry reviewed for this guide.
Also compare the spring-anchor location, the stop or contact point, and the stand’s deployed angle. These are items to verify against the actual motorcycle; the current source record does not confirm their dimensions or geometry.
If the old part is bent or damaged, measurements may be unreliable. In that case, share photos of the mounting area and ask the supplier to compare them with the replacement before approving the order.
3. Send photos that make comparison possible
For a useful fitment check, send clear, in-focus photos of:
- The full stand from both sides.
- The pivot or mounting ends, close enough to see holes and bushings.
- The spring hook and the stop or contact area.
- The mounting points on the motorcycle, with a ruler or caliper visible where practical.
- Any stamped, printed, or packaging reference attached to the old part.
Label each photo with the motorcycle model and year. If you are checking more than one version, keep the photos and measurements for each version separate. This makes it easier to spot a mismatch before samples or bulk quantities are packed.
4. Approve a sample or documented match before bulk production
For a first order, agree how the sample will be checked before shipment. Compare the mounting points and spring position on the sample with the buyer’s motorcycle or a confirmed reference part. Record the approved version and the photos used for the decision.
For repeat orders, keep the approved sample reference, supplier part reference, model/version, and order date together in the SKU file. If the supplier changes the source or the part reference, repeat the fitment check instead of assuming the next batch is identical.
5. Confirm packing and freight separately
The catalogue entry lists overall measurements of 50 × 40 × 30 cm and a weight of 1,200 g, but the record does not say whether those figures refer to the product, an individual package, or another scope. It also has no outer-carton specification. Ask for the packed dimensions and gross weight before comparing freight quotes.
A wholesale quote should separate product price from shipping. Ask for MOQ, price basis, quantity per carton, carton dimensions, gross weight, destination, and the shipping method. Duties, destination handling, and last-mile delivery should also be identified if they are excluded from the quote.
Copy-and-send RFQ template
Please quote a main stand for:
Motorcycle model/version:
Model year:
Frame or engine code, if available:
Supplier or part reference:
Required quantity:
Destination country and postcode:
Attached photos: full stand, mounting ends, spring anchor, motorcycle mounting area
Please confirm fitment, mounting measurements, spring/stop positions, MOQ, current availability, packed dimensions, gross weight, units per carton, product price, and freight separately.
Frequently asked questions
Does “W110-I Old (2011–2013)” prove the stand fits every W110-I?
No. It is the application stated in one supplier listing. Confirm the buyer’s exact year and version, then compare the mounting details and part reference before ordering.
Is 623804711989 a confirmed OEM number?
The catalogue entry provides it as a reference, but the source record does not independently establish that it is an OEM number. Describe it as a supplier-listed reference unless the manufacturer’s parts documentation confirms otherwise.
Can the listed 50 × 40 × 30 cm measurement be used for freight planning?
Not safely without clarification. The source does not say whether it is the bare item, an individual package, or another measurement scope, and it provides no outer-carton data. Ask for carton dimensions and packed gross weight for the ordered quantity.
What should be approved before a bulk order?
Confirm the exact motorcycle version, fitment evidence, sample or documented match, MOQ, current price, packing details, and destination-based freight in writing. Keep that approved record with the order.
Before you request a quote
Prepare the model and year, exact version, reference information, photos, quantity, and destination. Use the wholesale inquiry form to send those details and request a written supplier confirmation. You can browse the motorcycle parts section for the relevant category. Do not approve a bulk order until unresolved fitment or packing details are confirmed in writing.