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Centerstand Surprise

S Smith

Northeast Area Director
Member
Decided to center stand the bike for the first time yesterday evening.  What a great surprise on how easy it is to get up on the c-stand as compare to my C10.  Another :great: for the C14.
 
S Smith said:
Decided to center stand the bike for the first time yesterday evening.  What a great surprise on how easy it is to get up on the c-stand as compare to my C10.  Another :great: for the C14.

Total agreement.
 
I never had a bike with a center stand, and my first couple of times I was attempting to muscle her up; but a nice guy at the cycle show clued me in on the right way to do it, and life is much easier now.
 
MAN OF BLUES said:
night and day compared to the old one eh?!
almost a bare-footer.... :))

Almost?  Two fingers on each hand AND bare footed.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=astp0sJSrWQ
 
i tried it barefoot last weekend ... i guess my feet are too wimpy, i couldnt do it.  :(
i can with anything from slippers to riding boots no problem.
 
>I never thought the C10 was bad!

I sure find my C10 easier to put on centerstand when the rear tire has lots of tread on it. I'll be curious to see how things behave if/when I switch to GW 1500 size tires. Currently if I have a worn tire and haven't been riding for awhile I'll tweak my back by putting the C10 on centerstand. Perhaps there's a C14 in my future.....
 
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