Thanks for the replies. Sounds like it will work. I'll head back over to the dealer I bought it from and speak to someone higher up on the food chain.

 

I spoke to the new General manager and he agreed that was not normal and since it would drag in a left hand turn was dangerous. He gave me a new Low model jiffy stand. I installed it yesterday and it works fine. I'm not sure I like the giant tang on it. It seems harder to deploy but easier to retract. Much better than the one with the sagging tang. Thanks to all who replied.

 

The kickstand is the same because the frame is not lowered. LOL
The only thing lowered is the stuff above the shocks.

 

I am not sure it matters, but the low has a narrower primary cover.

 

All the 2016 models have the narrow primary

 

No, the frame is 1" lower. The seat height is 2" lower then standard, one inch in the seat, the other is the frame(meaning the frame sits 1" lower because the shocks are 1" shorter both front and rear. How can you lower everything above the shocks and not lower the frame?

 

Both front and rear suspension ARE lowered - dropping the entire bike that aprox 1".

Now that I read the Post that I "Quoted" He may be saying that the Frame itself is NOT shorter/lower than a standard frame???


I bought the LOW - the ONLY thing different (Making it LOW) was the front and rear suspension

 

And the seat.

 

Yes the seat is lowered,,, However, I took that off and rode to Corbin and had a seat to fit my Butt and the Wife did Not like the Flatness of the passenger area. She has logged about 100K on the back and believe me - she has HER way she wants here saddle are built, LOL - we put Corbin to the test - and they passed with flying colors - This can ONLY be done by a ride-in appointment. The stock seat worked ok for me as far as lowered but the back rest would have never worked

 

WTF? Are you kidding? The only thing lowered is the stuff above the shocks? That INCLUDES the frame. The frame is mounted ABOVE THE SHOCKS!