Hi Richard, I couldn't resist I haven't figured out the trick yet, so I use a floor jack to get the damn thing in the air and pull the stand down. I figured I would use the side stand in public :-)
Rick 67 V700 ----- Original Message ----- From: Charles Mullendore <C.D.Mul-@worldnet.att.net> To: <Loopfram-@topica.com> Sent: Monday, September 04, 2000 11:18 PM Subject: Re: Question and stuff for sale prior to putting on E-Bay (Long)
Hi Richard, It is also helpful if you have saddlebags to push rearward with your leg. Lubricate the pivot bolts to make sure the centerstand works smoothly.
Charlie
Ian Adkins wrote:
Hi Richard,
I struggled with my stand for a while and I got so tired of calling to
the
girlfriend to help me pull it on the centerstand....kind of embarrasing
in
public you know :-)
I finallly figured the trick.
Step on the very bottom (back) of the stand. The part that touches the ground. If you do that, get a good grip on the crash bars and get your weight right the bike should roll up on the stand fairly easily.
Regards....Ian
Since my newly acquired Ambassador is a first 'loopframe' for me I
just
would like to ask one question? How in the heck can you put it on the centerstand? Is there a trick that is learned?
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