CS side stand
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Re: CS side stand
Hi John,
did you reach a conclusion? I am looking for a side stand to fit my '63 CS, which has a 21" front wheel as well.
-Knut
did you reach a conclusion? I am looking for a side stand to fit my '63 CS, which has a 21" front wheel as well.
-Knut
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Re: CS side stand
To be truthful, no. The stand is the same length as the touring version (and definitely not bent) so there's no way it can hold the CS at the same angle as my G3 or M18. I've just accepted that I have to be careful where I use the side stand and make sure that it's stable before I walk away.mdt-son wrote:Hi John,
did you reach a conclusion? I am looking for a side stand to fit my '63 CS, which has a 21" front wheel as well.
-Knut
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Re: CS side stand
Guys you have all been looking for something that does not exist! Other than the G3C all other models inc twins used the same length stand. The difference between them being the twins had an extension to clear the near side pipe so you could flick it down with your foot. If the bike leans over too far it's because the rail by the boss has twisted or the hole worn. I have 3 CS's all with a bog standard 014715 side stand and with 21" front and 4.00 x 3.50 on the rear and they lean perfectly fine.
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Hmm... I said in my last post that the side stand was "definitely not bent". Well, that wasn't quite right. As I still had the bike up on the work bench after fitting my new centre stand, I just went out to check. The side stand didn't have a bend in it, but there was a pronounced curve if you looked in the right direction. A few minutes work with the oxy/gas torch and a length of pipe and the stand is now perfectly straight in all directions. In truth, it didn't make a whole heap of difference. It lifted the bike about an inch but every little helps.
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Re: CS side stand
John, in your initial posting you measured side stand length to be 11.5". Please let me know how you measured, as I have no s/stand yet. Is it the hypothenuse from center of pivot to the footing/leg intersection?
Would anyone care to review the side stand sold by AMOC Spares?
Thanks,
Knut
Would anyone care to review the side stand sold by AMOC Spares?
Thanks,
Knut
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Re: CS side stand
Hi Knut
This is the AMOC supplied stand:
11.25" from the pivot centre line, along the axis of the stand to the bottom of the foot.
Regards Mick
This is the AMOC supplied stand:
11.25" from the pivot centre line, along the axis of the stand to the bottom of the foot.
Regards Mick
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Re: CS side stand
I had no side stand for most of my ownership and fitted an AMOC one which has worked well, including coping with the Matchless heavily laden on the way to rallies.
If that's the kind of review you meant.
Johnny B
PS on ferries I did reject the deckhands belief that lashing down should be with the sidestand and put the Matchless on the centre stand and lashed down myself.
If that's the kind of review you meant.
Johnny B
PS on ferries I did reject the deckhands belief that lashing down should be with the sidestand and put the Matchless on the centre stand and lashed down myself.
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Re: CS side stand
Thank you for the image, Mick. Looks like the hypothenuse to the arm/footing intersection is approx. 9-3/4" which is the dimension I am interested in.
Johnny, knowing the AMOC stand fits and works well is valuable info. Thanks for sharing.
Genuine stands are becoming very expensive at FleeBay, many of which are deformed. A new stand seems to be a better proposition to buying a genuine one in need of repair, and wear which can't be fixed easily.
-Knut
Johnny, knowing the AMOC stand fits and works well is valuable info. Thanks for sharing.
Genuine stands are becoming very expensive at FleeBay, many of which are deformed. A new stand seems to be a better proposition to buying a genuine one in need of repair, and wear which can't be fixed easily.
-Knut
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Re: CS side stand
Hi Knutmdt-son wrote:Looks like the hypothenuse to the arm/footing intersection is approx. 9-3/4" which is the dimension I am interested in.
That dimension is actually 10.25"
The stand looks to be well cast and it fitted without any 'fettling' - not used it in anger yet but don't expect any surprises.
Regards Mick
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Re: CS side stand
Ahh - never trust a picture!
Thank you Mick.
Thank you Mick.