Kickstand Spring Kawasaki at Garry Richmond blog

Kickstand Spring Kawasaki. I looked at it and i'm thinking of removing the back nut first, remove the bolt,. Will it be hard to hook it on the new kickstand? The springs won't go on when the kickstand is down, too much spring tension. With the kick stand in the up position, install. Put copper pennies between each ring, then when the spring has expanded enough hook it on, move the kickstand down and all the pennies will fall out You might break something in the process. Your attempts at diy repairs may not go perfectly. It was a factory spring from the local kawasaki dealer. I have zip tied the spring to the kickstand now so that it stay on. So i looked at mine and it doesn't look hard to do as 1) the spring end closest to the bike sits in a hole and 2) the kickstand end. Easiest way is to bend the spring and insert pennies between coils (alternate one side, then the other) until you have it stretched. By the way i would look for a cause on why the.

Easiest way is to bend the spring and insert pennies between coils (alternate one side, then the other) until you have it stretched. I looked at it and i'm thinking of removing the back nut first, remove the bolt,. You might break something in the process. Your attempts at diy repairs may not go perfectly. Will it be hard to hook it on the new kickstand? With the kick stand in the up position, install. So i looked at mine and it doesn't look hard to do as 1) the spring end closest to the bike sits in a hole and 2) the kickstand end. It was a factory spring from the local kawasaki dealer. Put copper pennies between each ring, then when the spring has expanded enough hook it on, move the kickstand down and all the pennies will fall out The springs won't go on when the kickstand is down, too much spring tension.

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Kickstand Spring Kawasaki I looked at it and i'm thinking of removing the back nut first, remove the bolt,. Will it be hard to hook it on the new kickstand? I looked at it and i'm thinking of removing the back nut first, remove the bolt,. The springs won't go on when the kickstand is down, too much spring tension. Put copper pennies between each ring, then when the spring has expanded enough hook it on, move the kickstand down and all the pennies will fall out So i looked at mine and it doesn't look hard to do as 1) the spring end closest to the bike sits in a hole and 2) the kickstand end. You might break something in the process. I have zip tied the spring to the kickstand now so that it stay on. Easiest way is to bend the spring and insert pennies between coils (alternate one side, then the other) until you have it stretched. Your attempts at diy repairs may not go perfectly. It was a factory spring from the local kawasaki dealer. By the way i would look for a cause on why the. With the kick stand in the up position, install.