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jrdudas
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Center stand?
09/05/06 at 07:07:04
Anyone ever try to put a center stand on their Savage? Either an after-market stand or one from a different Suzuki model. A center stand is one of the items I really miss on today's cruiser bikes.
JR
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09/05/06 at 18:20:23
I have yet to see an after market product. I have one from my previous bike but the question becomes, where to mount it. The frame in my opinion does not leave any real place toattach it. Plusit would be a rather short stand as again space is critical on a smaller frame bike.
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09/05/06 at 21:07:44
Quite sure a center stand could be fitted or adapted or made up. If they can build choppers and modified bikes a center stand should`nt be a big problem...
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09/06/06 at 06:28:47
There is one on the kawasaki 750 Cruiser that I think would work for the savage. I've looked and looked and looked online and keep getting nos. I really look forward to seeing what you do with finding a solution for this.
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The late model Virago 750 (a friend has a '98) is a Cruiser equipped with a center stand ...
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09/06/06 at 20:04:19
here is one for cheap. All u have to do is weld weld weld.
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/YAMAHA-FZ6-PARTS-05-HIGH-STAND-WITH-PARTS_W0QQ...
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09/07/06 at 17:00:24
I've been rolling around how to design a center stand for a Savage for a while. I think we all agree the main problem is ground clearance when mounting it. Now a though just occured to me, instead of using a "H" design with two legs would it be possible to make one designed as a upside down "T". It would take up a lot less room and could swing up under the frame. Any thoughts on something that different?
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09/07/06 at 19:08:26
Seems like an upside down "T" would work; just have to figure out a way to steady the vertical leg against side-shift. Also an upside down "U" like the one on my Vespa years ago will work. Now you've got me thinking.
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