Gear leaver rubbing on sidestand

Started by GreatWill, April 01, 2013, 11:16:19 AM

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GreatWill

Hi guys,

I had to take the belly pan off my 98 M750 recently which included removing the foot hanger and side stand setup. Now upon putting it all back (How I believe it all originally was) the side stand is resting and rubbing on the gear leaver.

I have tried to put it back in different ways but just can't seem to get it to rest correctly and not be in the way when changing gear.







I don't know if any of you can tell anything from these pictures as to if I have something back the wrong way, in the wrong place or even lost a spacer?

Any help will be very appreciated

~Will

stopintime

Isn't your stand wrong side out? (spring is usually on the inside, I think)
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GreatWill

That does sound possible. Can't believe I have been this silly, will go check it out. Thanks

stopintime

Also/or - the gear lever shaft/rod should be mounted on the inside, both front and rear...
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Quote from: stopintime on April 01, 2013, 01:29:51 PM
Isn't your stand wrong side out? (spring is usually on the inside, I think)
Wouldn't the 'foot' be backwards and at the wrong angle too?
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 Download the parts book for your bike and you should be able to see what is what.
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Quote from: SpikeC on April 01, 2013, 08:07:15 PM
Download the parts book for your bike and you should be able to see what is what.
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Raux

looks likes it's all correct...

i think there's an adjustment screw on the either mount or kickstand itself

Speeddog

Bike on rearstand or somehow supported

Slightly loosen bolts that hold sidestand to the engine

Deploy sidestand, and tug the foot toward the front wheel.

Retighten the bolts

See if that gets you the clearance
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GreatWill

That appears to have fixed my issue. Thank you very much!