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    GS side stand

    I was fed up with the original suicide sidestand and that the lean angle was excessive on my airhead GS.The welds are a bit rough but could do a better job with some more time.If anyone is interested I got the plans for this off ADV rider. Will make some stainless crashbar replacements next.Cheers.
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    Two wheels good, four wheels bad.

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    Quote Originally Posted by barrie View Post
    I was fed up with the original suicide sidestand and that the lean angle was excessive on my airhead GS.The welds are a bit rough but could do a better job with some more time.If anyone is interested I got the plans for this off ADV rider. Will make some stainless crashbar replacements next.Cheers.
    Its good to see my plans out there being used.

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    It works a treat, no need to get off to put your stand down.

    Thanks for putting the drawings out there.





    Quote Originally Posted by Phreaky Phil View Post
    Its good to see my plans out there being used.
    Two wheels good, four wheels bad.

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    Quote Originally Posted by barrie View Post
    If anyone is interested I got the plans for this off ADV rider. Will make some stainless crashbar replacements next.Cheers.
    You going to launch into mass production now?
    IT'S JUST BETTER WHEN THERE'S TWINS INVOLVED..
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    I like your style Barrie. did you buiy all the ingredients or get them for free? If you bought them what do you reckon the price worked out to be?

    Those of you that have these sidestands, do you use them all the time instead of thecentre stand or only to nip into the dairy etc?

    Is ISland Bay in wellington?
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    I use it during daylight hours and put up onto the centre in the garage to stop the oil running into the head at night.
    I used some spare stock at work, but stainless is not as expensive as you would think, Proabably about $50 of stainless used, it is the labour that bumps the price up. and yes,Island bay is in Wellington.
    Quote Originally Posted by Padmei View Post
    I like your style Barrie. did you buiy all the ingredients or get them for free? If you bought them what do you reckon the price worked out to be?

    Those of you that have these sidestands, do you use them all the time instead of thecentre stand or only to nip into the dairy etc?

    Is ISland Bay in wellington?
    Two wheels good, four wheels bad.

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    i dont have a problem with the suicide stand....i love it that it will never stay down.So it takes a few seconds to deploy,but zero time to retract.

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    When I did the GS anniversary ride my only off was in Geraldine high st, I have to get off to put the old side stand down and mistimed it, it gave the customers in the cafe a laugh so was'nt all bad,Cheers

    Quote Originally Posted by BMWST? View Post
    i dont have a problem with the suicide stand....i love it that it will never stay down.So it takes a few seconds to deploy,but zero time to retract.
    Two wheels good, four wheels bad.

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