Center Stand
#2
I installed my HD centerstand. Easy to do. It's adjustable so you can decide just how far you want the back wheel off the ground. I use mine all the time especially when she's parkied in the garage.
I also use it when filling up with gas. Keeps my Road Kinf straight up and down and let's me get off the bike to stretch!
I also use it when filling up with gas. Keeps my Road Kinf straight up and down and let's me get off the bike to stretch!
#4
EZ Up Center stand...easier to get on it than the HD and drive right off.
http://www.wheeldock.com/prod_EZ.shtml
http://www.wheeldock.com/prod_EZ.shtml
#5
http://www.wheeldock.com/prod_EZ.shtml
#6
#7
When I purchased my used '05 Ultra Classic it had a stand mounted on the front. At 180 pounds and mid 60s I have found it to be a bit difficult to use unless the bike is slightly uphill in the front. If the bike is pointed downhill at all I just don't have the strength to push it back on the stand. The trans also has to be in neutral, just pulling on the clutch is not enough for me.
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#9
I looked at the Harley stand but wasn't happy that it could not be used while on the bike. You have to get off and pull the bike up by standing beside it.
I ended up going with the EZ linked above because it can be used while standing on the bike. A quick search on this site brought up a TON of good reviews.
I ended up going with the EZ linked above because it can be used while standing on the bike. A quick search on this site brought up a TON of good reviews.
#10
When I purchased my used '05 Ultra Classic it had a stand mounted on the front. At 180 pounds and mid 60s I have found it to be a bit difficult to use unless the bike is slightly uphill in the front. If the bike is pointed downhill at all I just don't have the strength to push it back on the stand. The trans also has to be in neutral, just pulling on the clutch is not enough for me.