can some one post a pic of the bracket where the side stand bolts onto the frame please
on a fe modle if there not different thanx gaz
on a fe modle if there not different thanx gaz
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sidestand
gaz84....
Check this link http://www.husaberg.org/index.php?set_albumName=JoeUSA&name=Gallery&include=view_album.php to JoeUSA's gallery.
gaz84....
Check this link http://www.husaberg.org/index.php?set_albumName=JoeUSA&name=Gallery&include=view_album.php to JoeUSA's gallery.
RE: sidestand
Ahhh I understand Arkley, I thought he wanted to do somethning else with it, like toast marshmellows...
Ahhh I understand Arkley, I thought he wanted to do somethning else with it, like toast marshmellows...
RE: sidestand
i took it for a MOT last week and the garage snaped the bracket right off trying to staet it so making a new bracket an wondering if any1 has made them or stronger
i took it for a MOT last week and the garage snaped the bracket right off trying to staet it
so making a new bracket an wondering if any1 has made them or strongerRe: RE: sidestand
You shouldn't start the bike when on it's sidestand. Learned that the hard way, when I snapped a brand new sidestand after only three kicks.
That's a lot of force coming down on a small piece of metal at an akward angle.
Put the bike upright and then kick, harder to do, but no other way i'm afraid.
gaz84 said:i took it for a MOT last week and the garage snaped the bracket right off trying to staet it
You shouldn't start the bike when on it's sidestand. Learned that the hard way, when I snapped a brand new sidestand after only three kicks.
That's a lot of force coming down on a small piece of metal at an akward angle.
Put the bike upright and then kick, harder to do, but no other way i'm afraid.
RE: Re: RE: sidestand
No SpikeH, you're absolutely right. First snap off the stand by kick starting or similar; then file the break to a nice point and sand off all the paint (roasting in a fire will do but it smells a bit), then slide on 1/2 dozen marchmellows (or rat kebab) and gently toast over a hot rocker cover..yum yum..When finished simply store your new toasting fork down the tail pipe...Sorted.
No SpikeH, you're absolutely right. First snap off the stand by kick starting or similar; then file the break to a nice point and sand off all the paint (roasting in a fire will do but it smells a bit), then slide on 1/2 dozen marchmellows (or rat kebab) and gently toast over a hot rocker cover..yum yum..When finished simply store your new toasting fork down the tail pipe...Sorted.
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