Adjustable side stand

[Intech]

Odot! Please don't throw a monkey wrench into the works by introducing some common sense. That's just counter productive. Stop That!

ODOT and common sense do not belong in the same sentence. JSNS

 

[Intech]

So to confirm, the sidestand is high quality forged steel, easy to cut, weld, bend and retain strength, right?
So cutting and welding is not a problem with the factory stand, correct?

Getting a bit of conflicting information from the dealer - they report poor results when cutting and welding sidestands...

Will

You might consider having one fabricated to work with the FJR lowered. Keep the stock one for selling the bike.

 

[huron52]

So to confirm, the sidestand is high quality forged steel, easy to cut, weld, bend and retain strength, right?
So cutting and welding is not a problem with the factory stand, correct?

Getting a bit of conflicting information from the dealer - they report poor results when cutting and welding sidestands...

Will

I'm not sure I would take my bike to that same dealer for a .... say... a valve adjustment....

I have done it before... bent a side stand on a shortened bike. Heat it up, bend to where you want it.

Bob's your uncle!

 

[John d]

In the end you can always just park next to a tree.

Trees, gas pumps, buildings all work good. DAMHIK

 

[odot]

Hell, with a couple of buoys you even you don't need a kick stand. You may want to check your pumpkin oil, though......plus your swing arm bearing is probably shot, too, and I'm sure there's other issues covered and whined aboot here.