Rear mount kickstand?
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From: Lutz, FL
Rear mount kickstand?
I'm trying to find some info on installing a rear mount kickstand on my 2007 Deuce. Where can I get one? Is it a hard install? Any other things to consider with going to a rear mount?
Thanks for any input.
Thanks for any input.
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Thanks for the replies,
I'll call Ness tomorrow to see which one I want/need. I plan on putting some Progressive 422s on and lowering it at least an inch also if that matters. I think this may be the one I need though:
http://www.jpcycles.com/search/Produ...results=10&Nao
I'll call Ness tomorrow to see which one I want/need. I plan on putting some Progressive 422s on and lowering it at least an inch also if that matters. I think this may be the one I need though:
http://www.jpcycles.com/search/Produ...results=10&Nao
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Thanks for the replies,
I'll call Ness tomorrow to see which one I want/need. I plan on putting some Progressive 422s on and lowering it at least an inch also if that matters. I think this may be the one I need though:
http://www.jpcycles.com/search/Produ...results=10&Nao
I'll call Ness tomorrow to see which one I want/need. I plan on putting some Progressive 422s on and lowering it at least an inch also if that matters. I think this may be the one I need though:
http://www.jpcycles.com/search/Produ...results=10&Nao
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I just think it looks cleaner moved to the the rear. Might be easier to get to as well (short legs here). I guess the downside is that AFAIK, it doesn't lock. There's a guy here (can't remember who) that has one mounted on his Deuce. Here's the pic. To whoever owns this Deuce, nice job, it looks great.
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I just think it looks cleaner moved to the the rear. Might be easier to get to as well (short legs here). I guess the downside is that AFAIK, it doesn't lock. There's a guy here (can't remember who) that has one mounted on his Deuce. Here's the pic. To whoever owns this Deuce, nice job, it looks great.
They lock but not like the jiffy stand does. They do hold their position just fine. I've parked my bike many times on downward an upward slopes and have never had a problem. I was skeptical in the begging but I have plenty of confidence in it now.
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I just think it looks cleaner moved to the the rear. Might be easier to get to as well (short legs here). I guess the downside is that AFAIK, it doesn't lock. There's a guy here (can't remember who) that has one mounted on his Deuce. Here's the pic. To whoever owns this Deuce, nice job, it looks great.
Thanks for the compliment... yes this is my deuce and i have the ness telescopic kickstand and it's way easier to get to. I first thought my side mount plate holder would be in the way, but no.. worked out perfect. Here's a closer pic of the kickstand......
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Thanks again.
