I don't personally like the rear stand for chain cleaning and oiling. I do that in the street so if a little oil drips, it gets on the asphalt and not my garage floor. It is safer for fingers too to oil one section, then move the turned-off bike in neutral a few feet farther and do another section. Takes about 4 moves. I use the rear stand for other things though. Somewhere on Youtube there is a picture of a guy who cut off finger tips by rotating the wheel the wrong way I guess on a rear stand. I notice the Kawa chain doesn't have any links that are different colored, so I mark one link with a Sharpie so I know when I've been around. I can clean off the rear sprocket too if the bike isn't moving by cleaning one section at the same time I oil the chain without any chance of the chain moving. Something to think about. Watch me get hit by a car squatting down to oil my chain in the street though. LOL Whichever chain-oiling procedure you choose, do not over-oil or the oil will collect on the front sprocket and drip down and look like a crankcase leak...or it will spray onto the rear tire and possibly cause an accident. I oil thoroughly using cheap oil which both cleans and oils, but then I wipe the chain and rear sprocket off with a microfiber cloth. I guess the last time I used the rear stand was to change the tire.
