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So I just put on my new Progressive 440's on yesterday and they are 1/2" longer than stock. I noticed that now when I put the bike on the jiffy kickstand, it seems to lean over a little more than it used to. What I want to know is:
Is there a longer kickstand to help remedy this problem? or do I have to buy lowering blocks or something???
I have the opposite problem from lowering the rear an inch and the front about 1/2, but I only worry about it when I have to park on a lean to the right. I bet you would be okay unless you had to park with downhill to the left.
So I just put on my new Progressive 440's on yesterday and they are 1/2" longer than stock. I noticed that now when I put the bike on the jiffy kickstand, it seems to lean over a little more than it used to. What I want to know is:
Is there a longer kickstand to help remedy this problem? or do I have to buy lowering blocks or something???
Thanks again guys...
Chris
I have 1/2" longer than stock 440's on mine, and it leans over a little bit more on the stand, but has been stable on the stand w/no problems. I do try to park it on mostly level surfaces or the most advantageous side of a grade.
you raised it to superglide/wideglide height. Will be fine as I believe the bikes that come with 12.6" shocks have the same stand as your bikes with 12" shocks.
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