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I need someone with a service manual for 2013 softail if they could copy the page with the spec for the kick stand I am changing mine to a longer one ,so I can reach it better.Any Help would be great.Thanks
I am pretty sure there are instructions in the pack when you buy it. You will need a way to prop/jack up the bike or have somebody sit on the bike while you get under it to change it all over.
It's a 5 minute job, my boyfriend changed mine over while I sat on my bike off the kickstand. I much prefer the longer kickstand.
I am pretty sure there are instructions in the pack when you buy it. You will need a way to prop/jack up the bike or have somebody sit on the bike while you get under it to change it all over.
It's a 5 minute job, my boyfriend changed mine over while I sat on my bike off the kickstand. I much prefer the longer kickstand.
I am putting the new one on it has instructions but boyfriend says he need the torch sittings or something like that.
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