Harley Center Stand
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Harley Center Stand
Saw in the rag they send me ('07 owner) that Harley now offers a center stand for 1999 or later touring models...part #91573-06.
This might not be news...but it was to me.
Gonna have to check the pricing...anyone already have one installed?
Checked...$276 at Zanottis.
This might not be news...but it was to me.
Gonna have to check the pricing...anyone already have one installed?
Checked...$276 at Zanottis.
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RE: Harley Center Stand
I've got one on my 06 UC. I got it so the bike wouldn't take up so much room in the garage. I had the dealer put it on. I'm not sure if it is adjusted correctly but mine is very hard to got on and off the stand. If I was going to do it again I think I would get the show stand or maybe it's called a parade stand I'm not sure, but it mounts farther forward and looks easier to use.
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RE: Harley Center Stand
ORIGINAL: wjl24
Harley's don't belong on center stands.
Harley's don't belong on center stands.
I'm wondering if there are any clearance issues if a person has the center stand along with a Tru Trac?
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RE: Harley Center Stand
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I've got one on my 06 UC. I got it so the bike wouldn't take up so much room in the garage. I had the dealer put it on. I'm not sure if it is adjusted correctly but mine is very hard to got on and off the stand. If I was going to do it again I think I would get the show stand or maybe it's called a parade stand I'm not sure, but it mounts farther forward and looks easier to use.
I've got one on my 06 UC. I got it so the bike wouldn't take up so much room in the garage. I had the dealer put it on. I'm not sure if it is adjusted correctly but mine is very hard to got on and off the stand. If I was going to do it again I think I would get the show stand or maybe it's called a parade stand I'm not sure, but it mounts farther forward and looks easier to use.
Steve
ETA: Here's the adjustable version, P/N 91573-06.Can't find the standard version again for some reason.
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RE: Harley Center Stand
I read a test on the RIVCO center stand. Everyone like it, but especially if you had the crash bars to grab onto to help pull the bike up onto it.
The drawback was that the stop, covered with a rubber bumper, rested against the tranny pan, and if you drove off a curb, the stand could hit the curb and drive the stop into the pan.
Sid, is that how yours is?
On my previous Venture, which also had air shocks, there was a tremendous difference in ease of use depending on how much air I had it the shocks.
The drawback was that the stop, covered with a rubber bumper, rested against the tranny pan, and if you drove off a curb, the stand could hit the curb and drive the stop into the pan.
Sid, is that how yours is?
On my previous Venture, which also had air shocks, there was a tremendous difference in ease of use depending on how much air I had it the shocks.
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RE: Harley Center Stand
Mine is the 91573-06 Chrome Center Stand. It mounts under the bike near the rear wheel. It is hard to locate with my foot , it is right under the passenger floor board. I usually have to get off the bike to find it and then it is very hard to lift the bike onto it. Once it's on the stand it is very hard to get off. Maybe mine isn't adjusted correctly. It doesn't have any rubber feet.
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I think the Chrome Display Stand is easier to use. 99002-97A. From what I've seen it doesn 't try to lift the rear wheel.
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I think the Chrome Display Stand is easier to use. 99002-97A. From what I've seen it doesn 't try to lift the rear wheel.
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