I recently purchased a used CS-09 EZ-Up center stand from a fellow board member who had it on a 2013. I've put these on before but I'll be darned if I can get this one lined up correctly - looks like the mounting holes don't match. I have a low frustration level when lying on the ground so it may be related. Anyone installed one of these on a 2014?

Thanks

 

Yes I took mine of my 13 RGU before I traded it on the 14. It went on in less than 5 minutes.

 

Yep, I took mine of my 09 Ultra and it is installed on my 2014 Limited. Works Great --- Be sure and stick a small screwdriver or something between the base of the stand and the legs to offload the spring tension of the stand before trying to install it though. The Wheeldoc Website has the installation instructions available for download if you need them. I can remove mine and reinstall in less than 5 minutes and usually do while servicing the bike. Good Luck.

 

Took my off my 2011 and put on my 14 limited no problem

 

It won't work, sell it to me.

 

Really, I though it was only one clip that attaches the '09 and up stand to itself.

1:53 starts the '09 and up install.

 

In the "for what it's worth department" after trying unsuccessfully again to mount it I ran my hand down the trailing edge of the cross brace - it's bent back to front, was apparently like that when I took delivery. Didn't think about inspecting the bottom side.....

 

Yep ... The small screwdriver will make things MUCH easier. Good Advice

 

Looks like a nice piece but would probably be something else to drag due even lower clearances when added.

 

There is minimal ground clearance loss, but I ride HARD and love the twisty's ( I'm 6'2" 260 and my better half is better than half of that ) and even with the Ol' gal on the back I encounter no cornering problems ( the boards drag but not the center stand ). However, entering parking lots with severe "break over angles" you sometimes need to be a bit cautious. The benefits of the EZ-Up Center Stand are well worth the minor inconvenience and once you've used one for a bit you'll wonder how you ever got along without it.