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banjo bolt washers and a brake bleeder... and a bit of patience when it comes to reassembling the jiffy stand.
Damn Jiffy stand... there is a trick to it apparently. Read about it shortly after i managed to make my jiffy spring surrender and hook back up. I think you need a break peddle pad too along with some loctite blue...
Any insights from you guys on how you did the stand spring?
I put the spring on after the bracket was mounted on the bike, but it might be easier to do off if you have a decent bench vise. I connected the spring to the bracket first and pulled it onto the stand using a screwdriver. Place the shaft of the screwdriver inside the open hook on the spring, and pull on the shaft, on either side of the spring.
Thanks guys. Yeah, I think I'm headed this way. Never been a big floorboard fan. And my legs feel a bit long for them as it is.
Tom from http://harleygoodies.com/ here. A less expensive option for those that do not have enough room with the floorboards are the floorboard extensions. Just a thought for those who are on the fence about this. We offer a money back guarantee if you are not happy. Either way, enjoy those bones, boys.
Thanks. I think I understand what you're saying. I've had experience with tough springs on Jeep drum brakes. So, I feel your pain.
Originally Posted by Xuallus
I put the spring on after the bracket was mounted on the bike, but it might be easier to do off if you have a decent bench vise. I connected the spring to the bracket first and pulled it onto the stand using a screwdriver. Place the shaft of the screwdriver inside the open hook on the spring, and pull on the shaft, on either side of the spring.
Thanks...I appreciate the suggestion of an alternative
Originally Posted by HarleyGoodies
Tom from http://harleygoodies.com/ here. A less expensive option for those that do not have enough room with the floorboards are the floorboard extensions. Just a thought for those who are on the fence about this. We offer a money back guarantee if you are not happy. Either way, enjoy those bones, boys.
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