Most parking spaces have at least one portion that has a curb, either in front or on the side.  Try angling your bike so that the sidestand is on the concrete, make sure the bike is leaning and not too upright otherwise it may fall over to the right side.

Or you can crush a soda can and use that as a foot.  They also make other bike-specific items to help stop this problem but being a Savage owner I presume most on here aren't made of money.

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Grab something to use as a kickstand support the next time you park your bike.  I'd suggest a little scrap of wood, I've seen people use a piece of thick cardboard or even a hockey puck.  A 2" x 3" rectangular object of whatever material should work well and can fit in a pocket to carry from one location to another.

-Pabst

I use a piece of wood. Actually have a few kicking around the house. I have one on the lawn where I park occasionaly and another on the driveway.

I usally do the lip of the curb thing myself.

I got a hockey puck bolted to the bottom of mine,... but I have 12" shocks and needed the lift....
You could do the same with a thin metal plate,... like an electrical cover plate or something...

Some MC dealers either give away or sell real cheap (for advertising) plastic kickstand plates. If you attach them to a cheap dog leash and slip the leash over the handlebar when in use, you won't forget it. I use what I consider a really obnoxious color (fluorescent purple) and haven't had any problem with it being stolen. The ones I have came with a hole pre-drilled for just that purpose (maybe with a string or wire in mind rather than a dog lease).

kevinphan wrote on 08/24/09 at 21:59:52:

MSR Daystar Series 58.... about $15.00... available all over the place.    
Mine are 3 years old,... still in good shape...
http://www.powersportspro.com/pages/catalogs/viewproductdetailbysku/U2t1U3Rhc...