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    HELP: How to take centrestand off 2010 Yamaha Scorpio Z?

    hello peeps, im having trouble taking the centre stand off my yamaha scorpio, ok... theres no bolt to undo to take it out of the bracket only a weird knob with a half a washer thing around it???? how do i take this off?? the centre stand looks crap and i never use it anyway its annoying. any ideas?

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    Personally I would leave the centre stand where it is,as it make maintinance a whole lot easier....

    but if you really want too remove it,That half a washer thingy you talk about sounds like a circlip (will have a hole in each end)that would need too be expanded too remove from your werid knob

    once the clip is removed you should be able too remove the shaft by pushing it through,and remove the spring/springs

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    I'm with dogsnbikes on this one.

    Wait, better still just take it off with an angle grinder, so when you realise you wished you hadn't you're really fucked.

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    I agree with dognbikes.
    How do you oil your chain? The center stand makes this sooo much easier and that is just one maintenance task you will wish you had it for or is it a case of "maintenance? what maintenance?"

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    +1 to the above statements regarding leaving it alone for maint reasons.......you might even be surprised how much the lack of centre stand devalues the bike.

    But at the end of the day, its your ride mate

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    ...I lean into it!

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    Quote Originally Posted by willytheekid View Post
    +1 to the above statements regarding leaving it alone for maint reasons.......you might even be surprised how much the lack of centre stand devalues the bike.

    But at the end of the day, its your ride mate
    Yeah but Lorenzo doesn't have a centre stand........

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    Quote Originally Posted by Taz View Post
    Yeah but Lorenzo doesn't have a centre stand........
    Was gonna make a Rossi Joke,
    But I think ill wait now haha.


    Your riding a scorpio, I dont think the cool factor is hampered by a center stand..

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    If the next GSXR1000 had a centre stand I'd think it was just about the coolest thing ever.

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    screwdriver, hacksaw, grinder, oxy-acetylene torch, thermic lance.
    Take your pick

    Though personally I love it for maintenance, I would just clean it up
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    Quote Originally Posted by DrunkenMistake View Post
    Was gonna make a Rossi Joke,
    But I think ill wait now haha.


    Your riding a scorpio, I dont think the cool factor is hampered by a center stand..
    whats wrong with scorpios....

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