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#31 Post by Falconihlist » Sat Sep 03, 2011 7:28 pm

I used the blade spring and had no problem fitting it with a spring puller. The spring is slightly longer, but fits and works fine when connected to the Falco bracket.
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#32 Post by mangocrazy » Sat Sep 03, 2011 10:17 pm

Falconihlist wrote:I used the blade spring and had no problem fitting it with a spring puller. The spring is slightly longer, but fits and works fine when connected to the Falco bracket.
Using the correct tool? That's cheating... :smt003

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#33 Post by kaisermuldoon » Sun Sep 04, 2011 6:44 am

Falconihlist wrote:I used the blade spring and had no problem fitting it with a spring puller. The spring is slightly longer, but fits and works fine when connected to the Falco bracket.
Looked in the toolbox but can't decide which one is the "Spring Puller" is that the Hammer or the Chisel? ':smt017'
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#34 Post by D-Rider » Sun Sep 04, 2011 7:24 am

kaisermuldoon wrote:
Falconihlist wrote:I used the blade spring and had no problem fitting it with a spring puller. The spring is slightly longer, but fits and works fine when connected to the Falco bracket.
Looked in the toolbox but can't decide which one is the "Spring Puller" is that the Hammer or the Chisel? ':smt017'
LOL.

Nothing like having a tool that'll pull springs easily - I struggled with this for years - improvising with screwdrivers and pliers etc.
..... then Aldi came to the rescue with this set of tools for a couple of quid (or so) - the tool at the top is perfect for doing springs.
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#35 Post by Falconihlist » Sun Sep 04, 2011 8:20 am

Might add, it was an exhaust spring puller :smt003
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#36 Post by mangocrazy » Sun Sep 04, 2011 8:20 pm

I measured the (converted) GSXR stand on my Falco today, and it was pretty much exactly 250mm/25cm from pivot to heel of stand. So it seems like the Blade/GSXR stands are pretty much interchangeable in that respect. One thing I'd like to compare is the angle of dangle of both stands, as that could also make a difference.

Maybe I need to shell out for a Blade stand on eBay and do a proper comparison...

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#37 Post by flatlander » Mon Sep 12, 2011 2:01 pm

http://www.wemoto.com/oem/

Part number search for P/N: 50530-MEL-000 is the 2004-2007 CBR1000RR sidestand

http://www.powersportsplus.com/parts/de ... 4Qodc3-p1A

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Partno Make Description Price (Excl VAT) Qty.
50530MEL000 Honda Bar Comp Side Sta *g £ 63.80 £ 53.17
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#38 Post by furygan man » Mon Jan 23, 2012 3:14 pm

Had the stand done on Friday and i must have got so used to the original/boobsywhasit that it really looked leant over, and the leg more forward. Griff assures it's right, just gotta get used to it i guess!!

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#39 Post by kaisermuldoon » Tue Jan 24, 2012 8:03 pm

furygan man wrote:Had the stand done on Friday and i must have got so used to the original/boobsywhasit that it really looked leant over, and the leg more forward. Griff assures it's right, just gotta get used to it i guess!!
Did you trim the length of the stand? I felt it was too upright initially and took about 15mm off. Never did receive the Bubseywoo stand, did get a refund though. Did you fit the Honda switch as well, if so does it kill the engine properly when the stand is flicked up?
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#40 Post by old git » Wed Jul 04, 2012 6:14 am

Just incase someone searches in the future, I have also fitted a Hayabusa stand to the Falco to good effect.
About 2 inches longer than standard so stand holds further out.
Use existing bracket & switch.
Bolt needs fitting in the oposite direction & blob of weld on the top, but overall quite easy & a good mod.
[img]C:\Users\keithm.OPELLALTD\Desktop\Temp Folder\Hayabusa - falco sidestand.jpg[/img]
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#41 Post by Sleepyboy » Fri Jul 06, 2012 5:44 pm

old git wrote:Just incase someone searches in the future, I have also fitted a Hayabusa stand to the Falco to good effect.
About 2 inches longer than standard so stand holds further out.
Use existing bracket & switch.
Bolt needs fitting in the oposite direction & blob of weld on the top, but overall quite easy & a good mod.
[img]C:\Users\keithm.OPELLALTD\Desktop\Temp Folder\Hayabusa - falco sidestand.jpg[/img]
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#42 Post by Nooj » Fri Jul 06, 2012 9:36 pm

old git wrote: [img]C:\Users\keithm.OPELLALTD\Desktop\Temp Folder\Hayabusa - falco sidestand.jpg[/img]
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You can't link to things on your hard drive dude, you need to host it on line somewhere :smt003
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