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stupid kickstand
17 posts · Started by Zenbiker · 12 Feb 2008
Post 2 by topendz,
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Post 3 by smoky,
#3I keep a nervous eye on my SD when it's parked outside the office in high winds. I do not trust that stand - probably stems from owning a Ducati in the past and still having the fairing panel to prove it. I'm going to grind a millimeter or so off the stop to allow the stand to come further forward when it's down. It should also mean that the bike isn't quite so upright.
Tony
Tony
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Post 14 by the-bunker,
#14I have no idea what you're on about - bike seems perfectly stable to me...
Post 15 by SuperLuke,
#15I feel for him! what a tragety, while on video......
embarrassing stuff. need to send that to ktm.
embarrassing stuff. need to send that to ktm.
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Post 17 by lobster,
#1707 ZX6R has a near vertical side stand as well so its not just KTM....
As an aside, does anyone else on here have massive trouble getting their toes in the gap between frame and stand to actually get it lowered. Its a pain in the arse.
Or is it just me
As an aside, does anyone else on here have massive trouble getting their toes in the gap between frame and stand to actually get it lowered. Its a pain in the arse.
Or is it just me
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