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I've always wanted a swing arm bag but I would have to relocate to many things.
Ash... The one I have on my bike I needed to drill and tap the frame cause I wanted it to mount higher on the frame then the Ness bolt on one. But I think that any rear stand will be a pain with a swing arm bag?
I have a friend here on Island that put his rear stand on the other side of the bike???
It looks trippy when it's leaning the other way compared to all the other bikes, Just throwing it out there... Something different?
Good luck and let us know if you find something... See where mine bolts up? Unlike the Ness one that would use the existing holes where the true duals bracket would mount up.
Oh yeah... Rear Stands don't lock out like the Jiffy's do... So you need to be really aware of how and where you park... I always park my bike in gear so it can't roll forward and fall off the stand!
Oh yeah... Rear Stands don't lock out like the Jiffy's do... So you need to be really aware of how and where you park... I always park my bike in gear so it can't roll forward and fall off the stand!
word...headups on this one, i've got the ness stand and lowered the rear round 1.5", bike went down and f'ed up the clutch inspection cover, bike was in facing downward in a very slight slope in the sidewalk in front of my house, started her (me off it) and while putting my helmet my neighbor asked for help carrying some heavy lamp she bought, i left the bike running and while doing the good neighbor thing herd the clunk sound it does when going to 1st gear, turned my head and damnnn....
so listen to story's advise, i've always being careful where and how i park my bike, yet was my time to do a stupid thing...i still think the rear stand makes the bike look stylish and helps short people like me
Thanks for the info Story. Your bike has always been one of my favorites. I keep waiting for you to change it up enough for me to do some of the things that you have done without ripping off your style but every time you do something new I like your bike even more. Eventually I'm gonna have to do the triple trees, handlebars, and front fender. You will just have to tell me I suck a$$ or maybe I just won't post any pics.
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