Aw shucks!

The beauty of a show stand is the feet are adjustable and the wheels are intended to stay firmly on the ground, so it can be set for minimum effort to roll on/roll off.

The only caution I would give is that the bike must be parked level or rear down, never front down, as there is a risk the bike will roll off. Having got on board it is possible to ride away and the stand will pop up.

 

actually i have been on another forum the elect glide Delphiforums under another name when i joined this one my computer locked up on this site so i went to the other one the other site went down also got another computer and lo and behold i stumbled back here. This one works great now. Sorry about not introducing myself just a 71 year old harley rider on my 4th harley broke 10 bones when 84 year old guy thought he could beat me across the road from the turn lane my wife has a trike have been riding it a little bit but just dont like a trike lol

 

I also have a Wheeldock EZ UP Centerstand. It is easy to get on the stand when your tires are properly inflated and the shocks are at least 30-40 psi. It would be tough for you though if your left foot is your injured foot. There are electro-hydraulic center stands out there. Not sure if there is one that fits a Harley, but I bet a custom bike shop could make one work for you. That sounds like your best bet.

 

I just had a Wheeldock EZ-Up center stand put on my 2010 UC Ltd and it's great. I put it up on the stand from the left side of the bike using my right foot. Pulls back with a minimum of effort. I previously had a much lighter bike that took far more elbow grease to put it up on its stand. I'm amazed that a 900# bike goes up so easy with this stand. It is very stable on level surfaces too.

 

I agree with the other EZ Up users,but it still requires a little pressure with your left foot in order to lift the bike (passenger off) so it all depends on the conditions of your left foot.Somebody mentioned an electro/hydraulic system that wouldn't require any effort from the rider,you should do a Google search if there's is such a system suitable for your bike.I remember that the big BMW LT had a similar center stand electrically operated.Good luck!

 

Don't know what year your bike is, but if interested in a display stand, front use on 08 and earlier I have one for sale....PM me if interested.

 

thanks for the offer if it works out will get a 13 ultra dont think they make them for the newer bikes had a 08 with good foot thanks everybody for the advice

 

why couldn't the stand be made to put down from the right side?
Kroozeabout.

 

I don't why they couldn't be - But I have owned over 50 motorcycles & everyone of them the side stand has been on the left - I get on a horse from the left side - just the way it is out west

 

Get the Wheel Dock. I use it more than the side stand. Passenger gets on then you just ride off of it. Easy install also.