Side stand foot

[batman1]

I'm looking for a nice side stand foot pad, the Wunderlich part no. 27380-100 looks like a beautiful bit of kit, but it's getting on towards £38.00 with post.

Has anyone seen anything as good for less dosh.

If not I'll go for it!

 

[SMB]

I'm looking for a nice side stand foot pad, the Wunderlich part no. 27380-100 looks like a beautiful bit of kit, but it's getting on towards £38.00 with post.

Has anyone seen anything as good for less dosh.

If not I'll go for it!

I got the Hornig one with the height extender, a little more, but it lifts the bike a fair bit more than the Wunderlich one. Worth it for a short ar** like me.

http://www.motorcycleparts-hornig.c...rade-Steel/Side-stand-foot-enlargement-2.html

SMB

 

[dave hendy]

I'm looking for a nice side stand foot pad, the Wunderlich part no. 27380-100 looks like a beautiful bit of kit, but it's getting on towards £38.00 with post.

Has anyone seen anything as good for less dosh.

If not I'll go for it!

I am thinking the same thing! In my mind it looks the best just seems expensive

Never bothered with one before so not sure I need it

 

[GC6269]

Warning: Stupid Question.

Am I right in assuming the main benefit of these things is for use on soft ground?

 

[dave hendy]

Warning: Stupid Question.

Am I right in assuming the main benefit of these things is for use on soft ground?

What about soft tarmac

 

[GC6269]

Does the term ground not cover tarmac?





I suggest either a pole or a 5 page debate.

 

[dave hendy]

Does the term ground not cover tarmac?





I suggest either a pole or a 5 page debate.

You don't think of tarmac when you say soft ground

I have had trouble before with my side stand sinking into what looked like hard tarmac on a hot day, so would this help

 

[GC6269]

I can't see this thread helping, if that's what you mean.

 

[dave hendy]

I can't see this thread helping, if that's what you mean.

 

[Nutty]

I have the Touratech one, and can recommend it

 

[Pablo1]

i use these, all stupidly expensive, check ebay before ordering
http://www.adventureparts.co.uk/epa...s/d49uaaq6tkqv/Categories/CAMELTOE__BMW_12001

 

[rattler]

i use these, all stupidly expensive, check ebay before ordering
http://www.adventureparts.co.uk/epa...s/d49uaaq6tkqv/Categories/CAMELTOE__BMW_12001

Only for rich guys I see

 

[batman1]

Warning: Stupid Question.

Am I right in assuming the main benefit of these things is for use on soft ground?

Exactly!

Mine was sinking into the tarmac last week, I know it was hot, but I also wanted to park it on the grass verge the other day, but was wary about coming back to a bike laid on it's side.
I have got one of those Oxford stand gizmos which is a bit fiddly and takes up valuable space under the voluminous area under the rear seat.
The thicker foot also lifts the bike a little more vertical which should enable another short arse to pull it up from off the side stand a bit easier when fully loaded with passenger.

I just want something to fit and forget that looks good and always works!

 

[DING-DONG]

I have the Touratech one, and can recommend it

As above for me and i think the plate probably helps stop the side standing folding back as mentioned in another thread .

 

[Stormforce8]

How about one of our Rugged Roads ones...........at under £30 as well

 

[batman1]

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That's neat!

 

[jonnyp]

How about this one...

 

[dave hendy]

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Nice but at £35 with P&P I would rather have the Wunderlich one

 

[Nutty]

How about this one...

Did you have to drill through the side stand to fit that?

 

[jonnyp]

Did you have to drill through the side stand to fit that?

Yes, twice. One at the front where you can see the button head, that's just a clear through hole and from the under side it to the leg for an M5 tapped hole..

I want to make another where there are no visible screws from the top.