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[MObe]

some centerstand pics, (to replace the hacked pics).

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[hd2003-se2005]

Mobe

Great pictures,,,, and nice car


Does that centerstand attach at the cross member under the transmission?
Got any pictures of that?

HD2003

[MObe]

Yes it does, bolts right through the existing holes. Don't have any pics of that handy.

[hd-dude]

Mobe;
How about some part #'s? Any drawbacks, loss of ground clearance, would it interfere with the ride str8, ect.

Thanks

[MObe]

No info on the rider str8. No cornering loss of clearance. Maybe some loss of curb jumping potential. Make sure you specify the short stand for our bikes. Also it works much easier with the 12.5 inch progressives.  http://www.eglidegoodies.com/id10.html

[Twolanerider]

No info on the rider str8. No cornering loss of clearance. Maybe some loss of curb jumping potential. Make sure you specify the short stand for our bikes. Also it works much easier with the 12.5 inch progressives.

[porthole]

Also it works much easier with the 12.5 inch progressives.

Just how hard is it to get up on the stand? Your height? Do you have the 12" progressives and it is diffulcult or you have the 12.5's and it is ok.

[grc]

I'm going to guess that without the saddlebag crash bar to lift on, getting the bike up onto the stand could be tough.  I really want the center stand, though, so if it means adding the crash bars then so be it.

Mobe - thanks for sharing the info and the photos.

Jerry

[Jock]

Mobe,

Based upon the pics, you are one organized Dude...Nice...

Thanks for the info...

Dick

[MObe]

Porthole; I have the 12.5 inch progressive 440's. I am 5'9". The board that you see in one of the photos was necessary to easily get the bike onto the center stand when it had the stock 12" rear shocks, (you get a really good idea just how heavy this bike is if you have to hoist it up very far). Also at that time the tire was at 2/32nds which added to the difficulty. With a new rear tire and the 12.5" 440s it's a snap.

[MObe]

Jerry; I use the saddlebag crash bar to lift the bike most of the time. It can also be easily hoisted up using the passenger backrest. If you did not have the saddlebag crash bar or the passenger backrest to get a hold of, it would be tough.

[daharleyrdr]

Dear Mobe  Losks great one question I had the harley Davidson centerstand on my bike and theirs mounted on the front near the oil cooler and you could get on the bike put it in gear and just ride away and the center stand would fold up by itself. Does yours allow you to ride off ?thanks Bill [smiley=biggthumpup.gif]