Re: [ST] Center stand question

[david.funk@xxxxxxxxxxx]

Also, if you have lowered the stearing head, raised fork tubes, getting the bike on the centerstand is much much harder.

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> Absolutely the most important thing is to make sure that both sides 
> of the centerstand are touching the ground before you proceed. If 
> the bike is leaned to one side or another, you'll get one of two 
> results. The good result is that the bike just won't go up on the 
> centerstand. I think you know about the other one. 
> 
> Also, make sure the bars are straight. 
> 
> And really, it's more about pushing down on the stand than it is 
> about lifting the bike. You might need to build a little bit of 
> momentum as well. 
> 
> -Patti 
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