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Paddock Stands...
#1
Just a bit of info, I ordered one of these as they look good....

http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/400908897249

I shall let people know if it works ok - I tried to do some work with the bike jacked up and putting the wheel back in on my own with no paddock stand was almost impossible

I like this one as it seems it will not get in the way of any removal of the axel or sensors etc..

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#2
Never had a problem with doing that work on the centre stand!
Some say...
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#3
How do you get the front wheel clearance off the ground - I don't want to be wedging crap under the exhaust as I have had problems when I snapped an engine stud and don't want to put load where it should not be....?

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#4
I have a box full of lead (180lb) which I put on the ground and attach to the passenger handles with ratchet straps.
Malc

Old enough to know better.
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#5
Did you check the width before placing the order? it doesn't look adjustable
Women have chocolate men have bikes.....
including ones who like chocolate....Wink
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#6
no  Smile

But it does list the FZS 600 as a compatible bike....
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#7
I put my toolbox on bike rack when taking front wheel off and insurance policy of a jack under exhaust but it's not really taking any weight
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#8
I am scared to do anything that touches or puts pressure on the exhaust after the trauma I just went through Smile

So the stand for 40£ is hopefully spot on
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#9
Handy hint for getting a bike on a rear paddock stand that only has a side stand - put the side stand on a bit of wood to raise the bike up more to the vertical 8)
Easiest way to go fast........don't buy a blue bike
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#10
(29-04-15, 01:26 PM)noggythenog link Wrote: Handy hint for getting a bike on a rear paddock stand that only has a side stand - put the side stand on a bit of wood to raise the bike up more to the vertical 8)

But don`t let it fall on you! :\
Sorry Noggy, couldn`t resist Big Grin
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#11
Do many people remove their centre stand on Fazers, I wandered the other day....?
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#12
Forget paddock stands, get one of these bad boys, mines is origanal green though so doesn't match my fast red fzs600


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#13
(29-04-15, 08:23 PM)anutz link Wrote: Do many people remove their centre stand on Fazers, I wandered the other day....?
Rarely, it's normally only removed if the bikes lowered!
Some say...
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(29-04-15, 05:17 PM)slappy link Wrote: [quote author=noggythenog link=topic=16785.msg193286#msg193286 date=1430310368]
Handy hint for getting a bike on a rear paddock stand that only has a side stand - put the side stand on a bit of wood to raise the bike up more to the vertical 8)

But don`t let it fall on you! :\
Sorry Noggy, couldn`t resist Big Grin
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tbf it was quite easy to work on then on its side :lol

yeh sorry guys...confusing matters there maybe as I got a gen 2 which happens to have had the centre stand removed but that isn't common.......it just made life easier when I heard about it.
Easiest way to go fast........don't buy a blue bike
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#15
Arrived and it does what I want  :b

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#16
(01-05-15, 07:09 PM)anutz link Wrote: Arrived and it does what I want  :b
Looks smart anutz, that'll let you get working on your front end conversion :rollin
Colin
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Ride fast, ride a red bike :-)
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#17
funny you should say that whilst I was there I unplugged the connector to the instrument panel and started investigating  :lol
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#18
(01-05-15, 08:23 PM)anutz link Wrote: funny you should say that whilst I was there I unplugged the connector to the instrument panel and started investigating  :lol
Oh you just can't help yourself, bet you've learned a lot since your first post lol
Colin
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Ride fast, ride a red bike :-)
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#19
oh yes, I remember struggling to get the vacuum caps off the carbs to check the sync....and then its kind of gone nutz....

especially with the exhaust stud snap and subsequent bodge/repair and re-assembly...and I have had to strip it down again as the tensioner gasket I neglected to replace ( should have...I knew it! ) leaked...new ones on the way should be here tomorrow...

so thought I would do the brakes...

what could possible go wrong Smile

At least I am looking at something I am better with soon - electrical/electronic
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#20
I'm sure your taking it in your stride :-)
I replied to your brake thread btw
Colin
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Ride fast, ride a red bike :-)
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