Stand recomendations
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RE: Stand recomendations
Just make sure that you have your bike on a rear stand or have the rear secure, cause if you try to put it on the front stand all by itself, it is a recipe for disaster!!! Unless you like the sound of crunching plastic and feel like getting stronger by picking up your bike!![:@]
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RE: Stand recomendations
Hey guys thanks for the help.
As I am still a newbee to sport bikes I really appreciate all the help! Especailly the comment on the idea of the rear stand first. I had put the idea through my head that I may need to support the rear. As I am sure that they dont balance by the trip very well alone, but it definatly cleared things up a bit. As always thanks for the help.
As I am still a newbee to sport bikes I really appreciate all the help! Especailly the comment on the idea of the rear stand first. I had put the idea through my head that I may need to support the rear. As I am sure that they dont balance by the trip very well alone, but it definatly cleared things up a bit. As always thanks for the help.
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RE: Stand recomendations
The only recommendation I have is try to make CERTAIN that the particular stand you buy works for your specific bike . . . .
I have Lockhart Philips stands (both front and back) that were "supposed" to work for my 02 XX.
The back one works great (props for mentioning to use the back stand FIRST, Limpz) but the front one will not work without taking the nose plastic off.
The super-sloping nose of my "super" blackbird gets in the way of the stand coming up fully.
So, being the "inventor, and Super-genius" that I am . . . I modified, welded, fabricated, bent, and otherwise completely bastardized the stand so that there was no way I could ever take it back. And it still doesn't quite work . . . . . . I'll get it to work some day . . . !
I have Lockhart Philips stands (both front and back) that were "supposed" to work for my 02 XX.
The back one works great (props for mentioning to use the back stand FIRST, Limpz) but the front one will not work without taking the nose plastic off.
The super-sloping nose of my "super" blackbird gets in the way of the stand coming up fully.
So, being the "inventor, and Super-genius" that I am . . . I modified, welded, fabricated, bent, and otherwise completely bastardized the stand so that there was no way I could ever take it back. And it still doesn't quite work . . . . . . I'll get it to work some day . . . !