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I'd sart with a 1/2 inch, if it's been lowered 2 inches already a one inch sut might be pretty drastic, but that just my opinion
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Originally posted by UFO8MyCowI would say cut it on both sides of the weld that way you dont end up with two welds.
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I have seen a couple of bikes with cut sidestands fall over in parking lots because of no bend at the bottom. When asphault heats up in summer down here, your stand can sink.
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Originally posted by UFO8MyCowI would say cut it on both sides of the weld that way you dont end up with two welds.
Thanks.
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Originally posted by UFO8MyCowI would say cut it on both sides of the weld that way you dont end up with two welds.
(Lou, i'm starting to think that corey is smarter between the two of you )
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I would say cut it on both sides of the weld that way you dont end up with two welds.
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It really stands that straight up? that's kinda odd. It wouldnt hurt to cut it, I dont think, but just make sure you only do alittle at a time..or u may end up buying a new one anyways.
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You can cut it again, but not sure how much you will have to cut out.
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Cutting down sidestand
My daughters Honda was lowered about 2" by the guy I bought it from. The sidestand has a weld in it so I assume he already cut it once but not enough. The bike stands nearly upright, so do I cut the sidestand again or get a new one and then cut it? Suggestions on how much to cut off to get a decent lean angle.Tags: None
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