Customer's kickstand foot was a bit worse for wear, and the lean was a bit much.
Lengthened it 1/4" plus the new foot, probably 3/8" longer now considering what I cut off.
Got the angle a bit better too.
OEM on the left (my bike), modded customer stand on the right.
(http://farm3.static.flickr.com/2421/3618214936_68c4c81dc6_o.jpg)
nice work nick,.. now can you do something with the steel monster kickstands so that they can be bent a bit back and held higher up on the frame so that they don't drag on cornering?
that would be cool.
Nice job Nick.
Ya know, Raleigh is a really nice place to live...close to the beach and mountains, less traffic, clean air... ;D
Quote from: pompetta on June 11, 2009, 06:32:20 PM
Nice job Nick.
Ya know, Raleigh is a really nice place to live...close to the beach and mountains, less traffic, clean air... ;D snows in the winter
Finished for ya ;D
Quote from: pompetta on June 11, 2009, 06:32:20 PM
Nice job Nick.
Ya know, Raleigh is a really nice place to live...close to the beach and mountains, less traffic, clean air... ;D
What could be better than the San Fernando Valley [laugh]
Summertime temps of 11ty billion degrees
Sorry Nick. ;D
Youy should sell those stands. [thumbsup]
I wouldn't mind a nicer location, for sure. ;D
Just not in the cards right now.
That stand fits *that* bike with *those* pipes.
Bikes that are higher/lower would require different ones.
I'm going to try to measure stuff and see how they look.
I've heard about that snow stuff.
Gone and been in it voluntarily whenever I wanted to. 8)
Seriously, I've seen parts of the East Coast, and there's some wonderful areas. [beer]