Wd40 is fine for driving water off surfaces and general cleaning, but it's useless as a lubricant in that situation.You need to dismantle and clean the stands and pivots, then pack them with the heaviest grease you can get hold of.
Pressure washer on bikes is never a great idea in my opinion. You're either forcing water into places that really don't want it, or blowing paint off.
Yup. This talk of blasting the crap out, and doing it every two weeks - well that's why you're doing it every 2 weeks! Clean it properly, get some decent grease in there. Wd40 is not a lubricant!
Sometimes so called "solutions" only create problems.As said follow the advice already given about stripping,cleaning,greasing.You cant overtighten the mount bolts for centre stand since they are only threaded for a certain distance-the midsection acts as pivot for the stand.WD40 has its uses but is NOT suitable for lubricating areas that require GREASE.While you are dismantling stand-there is NO OTHER Way to lubricate it properly-thats why it gets "forgotten"-check for structural integrity-ie that its not corroded/weakened to the point where the legs move out of alignment.Its cheaper & safer in the long run to do the job properly-a collapsed stand is not funny!
Clearly you need another standI have oneBuy now buy now buy now
Quote from: noggythenog on 14 March 2015, 07:15:22 pmClearly you need another standI have oneBuy now buy now buy now Noggy, you need to have a " closing down sale" to clear out all your fazer 600 bits that are left