If you mean on the kickstand, then yes it can be done. All my friends do it to their bikes and have yet to see one break.

The way I do it is turn the handlebars to the left locked position, grab the subframe around the battery (just in front of the passenger peg), tilt the weight onto the kickstand, then pull the left handlebar to pull the front wheel off the ground. Then spin, and set down.

I'm pretty weak, so it takes me a couple pulls to get it right (I could do it in one but I don't like leaning the bike THAT far into the kickstand), but it can be done no problem.

 

Though rare, I have heard of someones breaking after a while but more often, it won't break but eventually bend it slightly to where it leans too far when you park. Not worth the risk imo as it wasn't designed for it.

 

I think we are thinking about it too much. He needs to be more descriptive when asking a question.

 

yea i spin mine but only if i have to if its a 3 point turn to get facing the right direction i will spin or if there r cars and other bikes in the way i will spin but i try not to make a habit of it

 

hes still asking for help on how to do it, even if he didnt ask right

 

i meant by spinning the bike on the kickstand. my friend did it on his '08 600RR
when i tried it it had close to full tank of gas. maybe u can only do it when the tanks getting low. thanks.

 

Let me get this right, you want to drive in a circle with the kickstand down, and thus spinning the bike around. I think first you have to bypass the kickstand kill switch, because the bike will die while in gear with the kickstand down. Once you have this bypassed, you would put the bike in gear, hold the front brake, release your clutch, give it gas and hold the front brake so you can spin around and also turning the handlebars, to give you the circular motion. Does that help explain this for you? I have never heard or seen this done, but I guess anything is possible.

 

your welcome to search there is more
check the link
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Eu-aLE8WhEo

 

ive done it, and im only like 130 lbs. jus make sure you have one foot behind the kickstand so it wont fold in on you... 400 pound bike on top of you cant be good. and make sure ur kickstand hasnt been shortened by the previous owner making it weaker.

 

this is nowhere close to what he is talking about. watch one of the vids posted