NicD
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No point arguing about it theoretically. Check empirically. Cut a stick, mark top on tank with bars turned one way, then turn other. But I'm guessing answer is obvious to everyone already
Side stand lean angle
- Thread starter Benhur Malta
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that's a very good point... JUST MEASURED IT
it leans MUCH further over to the left if the lock is on the left, than it does on if the lock is on the right.....
Botus, just to be clear, do mean to the left or right when astride the bike or looking at it from the front?
Al.
Al.
no it doesnt,just accept your wrong ffs
We need a like button.
Just looked at mine in the garage. With the handlebars are all the way to the left I can squeeze between my GSA and my XL500 that is next to it. I turned the handlebars to the right and I can no longer squeeze through the gap because my GSA is now leaning further over to the left,
The right pannier also ends up higher in the air with the handlebars turned to the right. I'll measure when we get some daylight.
SteveBSW
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My GS has Ohlins front and back. Put a GSA sidestand on it. Sorted 
NicD
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Delboy777
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Thanks for proving my point lads. Dont suppose Botus will be issuing an apology any time soon.
He is probably lying under his bike after it fell over whilst trying to prove us wrong!!
Al.
Al.
Delboy777
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i suspect his fatal error is not understanding nearside /offside LH/RH !
I did try to clarify that in a previous post, no reply.
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