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Most sidestands have a notch in the forward position that locks the stand into the position. Once the stand is "kicked" out of that position, the attached spring should pull the stand into the upright position or, at a minimum, make it much easier to kick it up into position.
On Beasly, I have to kick the stand in order to get it from the deployed position to the stowed position.
On Beasly, I have to kick the stand in order to get it from the deployed position to the stowed position.
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Most sidestands have a notch in the forward position that locks the stand into the position. Once the stand is "kicked" out of that position, the attached spring should pull the stand into the upright position or, at a minimum, make it much easier to kick it up into position.
On Beasly, I have to kick the stand in order to get it from the deployed position to the stowed position.
On Beasly, I have to kick the stand in order to get it from the deployed position to the stowed position.
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