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As long as it lock un place, the bike is laid over, sure what you have is fine.
You have that close in shot, bars turned to right and bike also kicked around might give the allusion that it's not further fwd.
My 04 Softail had aftermarke fwd controls. Stand was very sloppy down.
Back when I worked, as a trainings exercise, I made a slightly oversize 50015-74A LEG STOP on a wire EDM from a scrap piece of forging that a NC Lathe held on too, while making huge tapered bolts.
Definitely remember the orientation of the Leg Stop key to the thru square if flipped changed the angle of the stand. Original may have even been stamped up however.
Last edited by Jackie Paper; Yesterday at 03:56 PM.
My '97 Heritage Classic leans the same and the jiffy stand stops at the same place and it always looks like it should creep forward and eventually fall over on its side, but holds just fine and I can even sit the saddle while the bike is on the jiffy stand. OP is worrying too much.
My '97 Heritage Classic leans the same and the jiffy stand stops at the same place and it always looks like it should creep forward and eventually fall over on its side, but holds just fine and I can even sit the saddle while the bike is on the jiffy stand. OP is worrying too much.
Ive posted this a dozen times but Ill go ahead and post it again.
Harley makes the best kickstand in the industry.
Nope. I meant kick stand. What the hell even is a jiffy stand and who came up with that stupid term?
The company that invented it.
Everyone knows that the MoCo invented the side stand about 100 years ago, before any other motorcycles had them, so they got to name it.
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