Sep 13, 2011 . Jiffy STandharley Davidson has always called it a jiffy stand, at least as long or longer than it has been called a kickstand. H.D. has been around a very long time and had they been more popular ...
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1.Kickstand Jiffy Spring Stand is made of high-quality stainless steel with high strength and hardness.The motorcycle bracket made of stainless steel is both corrosion-resistant and wear-resistant. 2.The length of the kickstand jiffy spring stand is 115mm,and width is 18mm.And weight is about 70g. 3.Wide range of application.
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Nov 11, 2007 . Hot Damn, took all of 6 minutes, 2 minutes looking for my Bottom bushing but it was completly dissolved. The Kickstand Hole itself looked Worn so I replaced with an Extra Black jiffy stand I had around. Thanks again Max, this is the Bestest place.
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Kickstand Spring Compatible for Harley Davidson, Mellbree Motorcycle Kickstand Jiffy Stand Spring Compatible with 85-06 Harley Davidson, 91-06 Touring, 85-06 Softail, 91-94 FXR and 91-06 Sportster. 4.0 out of 5 stars 31. $8.99 $ 8. 99. Get it as soon as Wed, Jan 26. FREE Shipping on orders over $25 shipped by Amazon.
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Kickstands/Jiffy Stands/ Frame Stands. Some text here about these types of products. Colony 8841-10, 1936-38 45's Rear Stand Mounting Kit $ 21.20 Colony 8840-10, Rear Stand Mounting Kit $ 23.11 Colony 8015-4, Rear Stand Mounting Kit $ 23.11 ...
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May 21, 2014 . To reinstall the jiffy stand put the pivot block and jiffy the stand assembly between the frame tubes, install the pin through frame tubes and pivot block from the back towards the front and secure it with a new washer and cotter pin and then attach the spring to the anchor plate (the hook on spring will face up) and the jiffy stand. Ensure that the jiffy stand …
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Nov 17, 2012 . Now if you had the service manual for your bike , you would of already be done with that job..:fitz 1) level bike on lift. 2) remove nut on stand along with top plate. 3) push stand forward and remove spring. 4) remove stand. 5) reverse order to install.:rollin:loco
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Jun 21, 2005 . Went to Lowes and bought a foot of the really heavy duty corded rubber hose (1-1 1/2 inch inside diameter), cut it 3 inches long and split down the middle. rolled it over the frame and place two heavy tie wraps at each end to hold it on. Seems to work great. Placed the long ways slice downwards for water drainoff.
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1.Kickstand Jiffy Spring Stand is made of high-quality stainless steel with high strength and hardness.The motorcycle bracket made of stainless steel is both corrosion-resistant and wear-resistant. 2.The length of the kickstand jiffy spring stand is 115mm,and width is 18mm.And weight is about 70g. 3.Wide range of application.
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Kick Stands / Jiffy. All Kickstands Are Cast in 17-4 Stainless Steel, Heat Treated, Hardened, and Polished to a Mirror Finish. Fitment Availability Varies By Model Design. These Kickstands are exclusive and no mass production product. A lot of care is given to production and finishing. They are very labor intensive.
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Kickstand Spring Compatible for Harley Davidson, Mellbree Motorcycle Kickstand Jiffy Stand Spring Compatible with 85-06 Harley Davidson, 91-06 Touring, 85-06 Softail, 91-94 FXR and 91-06 Sportster 4.0 out of 5 stars 32. $8.99 - $13.99 #22.
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Mar 16, 2015 . You roll up to a stop, put the kickstand down (or jiffy stand as Harley likes to call it), get off your bike and it suddenly hits the ground because the stock locking mechanism didn’t keep the stand in place. I had this problem on both my 2003 Heritage and 2006 Road Glide and after complaining about it, I adopted the procedure of holding the kickstand in place with my …
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Kickstand frame repair. The big tab on the frame that mounts the kickstand, or side-stand got ripped up. Here I weld on a new tab. A year ago the original frame bracket just gave way. I cut it off with an angle grinder. I then sawed up a junk frame to get a …
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Motorcycle Scissors Jack Narrow-5001.5047 - The Home Depot. This sturdy steel scissor jack lifts motorcycles from 3-5/8 in. - 16-1/2 in. Jack features dual adjustable/removable frame adapters to add 2 in. - 3-1/4 in. of lift. Designed for manual lifting using included handle. Use a single jack to lift one end of the motorcycle, or purchase two ...
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If you've never seen a Harley jiffy stand, let me explain briefly how it works. The jiffy stand has a square end that fits into a corresponding square hole broached into this beefy tab. This is the position the tab occupies when the stand is retracted and the rider is underway. (The next photo will help you make some sense of this.
That was Zito’s explanation for why the sidestand is superior to the jiffy stand. Once the sidestand is in the air (or even if it’s on the ground!), the stand is free to be knocked into the stowed position by either obstacle or pavement.
However, in reality, a jiffy stand locks up. This happens because the bracket has a few degrees of intentional angular “slop,” thus having the effect of shifting the axis relative to the jiffy stand (even though it’s actually the motorcycle and bracket moving, not the jiffy stand).
1) Take of the top nut on the jiffy stand. 2) Slide out the juffy stand from the mount. 3) Install the spring on it´s mounts. 4) Use the leverage of the jiffy stand to stretch the spring and thread the stand back into the mount. 5) Replace the top nut on the jiffy stand. As Schmidtys said, you might want to lube things up while the stand is out.