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For some reason, my new to me used 90 FLHTC does not use standard HD Jiffy Stand Spring. That spring is too long by about 1/2". I need a spring that measures 3.0' to 3.1" hook to hook.
I have spent an hour googling all over the internet for this spring length with no results.
Right now I have the longer spring on the bike. I took the longer spring and hacked it down so it would put enough tension on the jiffystand to hold it up.
The shortest one i have in the shop is 3 .370 and they 1936 to 1984 --
i think < i think and i dont have one in the shop soooo / the dyna k stand spring is shorter but i am not sure - oem number is -50057-91 the correct one for that model is
50005-85A--FLHTC - but i have had that issue and found the china k stand in my case the tab was in the wrong spot so we $hit caned it and bought the correct one - jz
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