It's really not that difficult.
Put your rear wheel up on something (I use a cinder block), re-attacth the spring to the stand and clutch cover first, then maneuver the center stand in place and clamp it. And yeah, wear safety glasses.
Re: Reattaching a kickstand spring
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|---|---|---|
| Reattaching a kickstand springTopic by: D S | D S | 07/26/14 12:30PM |
| Re: Reattaching a kickstand springRe: Moped Lar (OFMC) | Moped Lar (OFMC) | 07/26/14 12:39PM |
| Re: Reattaching a kickstand springRe: D S | D S | 07/26/14 08:45PM |
| Re: Reattaching a kickstand springRe: Josiah McCoy | Josiah McCoy | 07/26/14 02:00PM |
| Re: Reattaching a kickstand springRe: Tim Regan | Tim Regan | 07/26/14 02:31PM |
| Re: Reattaching a kickstand springRe: simon thokaar | simon thokaar | 07/26/14 02:47PM |
| Re: Reattaching a kickstand springRe: Maciek Dub | Maciek Dub | 07/26/14 04:12PM |
| Re: Reattaching a kickstand springRe: Dave Scrod | Dave Scrod | 07/27/14 12:36AM |
| Re: Reattaching a kickstand springRe: Tate The Great | Tate The Great | 07/27/14 09:06AM |
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