Shorter Jiffy Stand
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Shorter Jiffy Stand
I've lowered my front 1" and the back 1" on my 2011 Electra Glide Ultra. Stock jiffy stand is OK so long as you're not parking your bike on a sloped parking stahl with the jiffy stand uphill in which case you're a little nervous as the bike is not leaning over that much. I ordered from Dennis Kirk a 2009-later 1" shorten Arlen Ness jiffy stand. Now, I've read some threads were there was some complaining that the Arlen Ness Shortened Jiffy Stand was not really that short compared to stock. I believe these were mostly from Softtail owners.
I compared the my stock with the Arlen Ness and it's over 1" shorter than stock, installs easily and now I feel much more comfortable parking my bike with the jiffy stand uphill and have good lean to my lowered bike.
Just passing along the info for those of you that have lowered their bike and want to replace the stock jiffy stand with a shorter one.
I compared the my stock with the Arlen Ness and it's over 1" shorter than stock, installs easily and now I feel much more comfortable parking my bike with the jiffy stand uphill and have good lean to my lowered bike.
Just passing along the info for those of you that have lowered their bike and want to replace the stock jiffy stand with a shorter one.
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Thanks for the review..... have the same problem with my King and was just going to cut and re weld the stock stand...... what did you pay for the Arlen Ness one?
By hoofmender at 2011-04-12
By hoofmender at 2011-04-12
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I've lowered my front 1" and the back 1" on my 2011 Electra Glide Ultra. Stock jiffy stand is OK so long as you're not parking your bike on a sloped parking stahl with the jiffy stand uphill in which case you're a little nervous as the bike is not leaning over that much. I ordered from Dennis Kirk a 2009-later 1" shorten Arlen Ness jiffy stand. Now, I've read some threads were there was some complaining that the Arlen Ness Shortened Jiffy Stand was not really that short compared to stock. I believe these were mostly from Softtail owners.
I compared the my stock with the Arlen Ness and it's over 1" shorter than stock, installs easily and now I feel much more comfortable parking my bike with the jiffy stand uphill and have good lean to my lowered bike.
Just passing along the info for those of you that have lowered their bike and want to replace the stock jiffy stand with a shorter one.
I compared the my stock with the Arlen Ness and it's over 1" shorter than stock, installs easily and now I feel much more comfortable parking my bike with the jiffy stand uphill and have good lean to my lowered bike.
Just passing along the info for those of you that have lowered their bike and want to replace the stock jiffy stand with a shorter one.
what is part number you ordered? Thanks
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I lowered my SG 2" in front 1" in rear and needed a shorter stand, got the shorter stand and was still to "straight up". A friend suggested we put more than the one washer behind the bolts that hold the mounting bracket to the frame. After putting on one then two we settled on three extra washers behind the bolts and now it sits like it should.
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