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Easy lift onto centerstand
- Patton
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Holly crapola Patton...
WTF, you carry that 2x12 with ya when you ride? :blink:
Nope! I carry a standard biker's pipe and jack stands. :laugh: :laugh:
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Good Luck!
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We lifted this one with a front end loader. :laugh:
1979 LTD Street Fighter.1977 KZ1000
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I have a bikers pipe too. It looks like a spark plug and I keep it in my tool pouch.
Can you post a picture of it.
That could come in handy. :whistle:
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I have a bikers pipe too. It looks like a spark plug and I keep it in my tool pouch.
Can you post a picture of it.
That could come in handy. :whistle:
Not quite an NGK but it fires just as good.
73 Kawasaki Z1
07 HD CVO Ultra Classic
82 Suzuki GS 1100
74 Yamaha RD 350 (My two stroke toy)
77 Kawasaki KZ 650B-1 (My putt around bike)
80 Indian Moped (My American Iron)
1
Long Gone
75 Suzuki GT550
74 GT 380
79 RD 400 Daytona Special
72 Honda CL 175
74 Honda QA 50
Tampa FL
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rstnick wrote:
I have a bikers pipe too. It looks like a spark plug and I keep it in my tool pouch.
Can you post a picture of it.
That could come in handy. :whistle:
Not quite an NGK but it fires just as good.
Looks like you're running lean. May want to richen the mixture a little.
1981 KZ550 D1 gpz.
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trianglelaguna wrote:
maybe you guys need one a these so you don't gotta sweat the whole balance and wheight deal anymore
craig,
this whole topic is a moot point for evolutionary throwbacks like us.......shit, we can just pick em up and put them where we want them.....:laugh: ...:woohoo:
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1980 LTD (changed over the years), 1979 LTD (being rebuilt), 1977 KZ turbo and various KZ's in various states of build. KLX110
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got to have one !!!! that would lift my bike real well
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- larrycavan
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Using the propper technique, it is a simple process to place any bike on the center stand.
Just as it is stated above, momentum is your friend.
100% correct. You don't need wood ramps, or gadgets to master using a center stand. It's a matter of using your body weight correctly.
People try to pull back too much when the trick is to step down firmly with their foot on the foot lever. They get scared the bike will tip over.
Left hand on handle bar.
Right hand on frame / grab bar...whatever it has on the right side.
Right foot on center stand tab.
Push tab down to touch, then stand on it with all your body weight
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