, but a much cheaper Royal Enfield one will fit (with a bit of persuasion). Here's how...You need a Royal Enfield Bullet side stand. They are less than £20 from India on eBay.
Took about a week to arrive. It looks like this:
It doesn't quite fit. The front hole is too big, the back hole is in the wrong place and the bracket fouls the engine casing.
First, make a sleeve to reduce the size of the front hole. I improvised from some bits I had lying around.
Next, make a simple template to trace the required shape and mark the bracket where metal needs to be removed.
It fits! The front stud was a little short, so I have used some threaded rod instead. This has to support the weight of the bike, so I'll replace it with a proper stud at some point.
The angle of the stand looked a little low when retracted, so I ground of a small amount of metal on the stop to lift it a bit. My bike has rearset footrests, so there's no clearance problem here. I guess if the footrests are in the normal place then you should check the stand clears these OK.
Sorted!
The stand angle seems just fine and it's nice and strong. It's a little awkward to put the stand down, as it's hidden under the engine casing when retracted. No big problem, could easily be sorted by welding on a stud to make it easier to kick down.
