CBR1000 Sidestand yrs
05-11-2013, 04:38 PM
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CBR1000 Sidestand yrs
So I know this is old, but after putting a spacer on the shock mount over my penske shock, I was looking for a cbr sidestand.
Does anyone know off hand what years is best? It looks like 04-6 is the same & 07-11 is the same, but so they both bolt up & are they the same length?
Much thanks to anyone who can skim this out of their memory banks.
I have this lowering plate but its still too tilty
Does anyone know off hand what years is best? It looks like 04-6 is the same & 07-11 is the same, but so they both bolt up & are they the same length?
Much thanks to anyone who can skim this out of their memory banks.
I have this lowering plate but its still too tilty
05-11-2013, 11:13 PM
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I bought and installed mine, the e-bay link claimed it was a 04-07. It works fantastic, about 3/4" longer than the stock stand, I just had to file the stop, add a extention to the tang, and paint it. I have a DMr CBR600 modded shock w/ a 2.5mm spacer.
04 05 06 07 Honda CBR1000RR Kickstand Kick Stand CBR 1000RR 1000 RR CBR1000 | eBay
04 05 06 07 Honda CBR1000RR Kickstand Kick Stand CBR 1000RR 1000 RR CBR1000 | eBay
05-12-2013, 08:08 AM
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Hey Joe, it is old, here is a reference thread we had:
https://www.superhawkforum.com/forum...kstands-24151/
https://www.superhawkforum.com/forum...kstands-24151/
03-30-2015, 10:01 AM
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03-30-2015, 11:54 AM
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I just purchased a brand new, never used '06 CBR1000RR kickstand on eBay. I'll post how it goes. Should be here by the end of the week. I wanted to get a cool looking aftermarket kickstand and there are a few out there (adjustable height, CNC'd aluminum), but after some thought and pricing those aftermarket ones out...it's just a darn kickstand.
04-16-2015, 08:06 PM
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Holding this NOS sidestand up next to the stock sidestand, as you can see, it is quite a bit longer than stock. It almost seems like it would be too long. I'll throw 'er on and see what happens.
To be continued...
To be continued...
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04-19-2015, 08:25 AM
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So I know this is old, but after putting a spacer on the shock mount over my penske shock, I was looking for a cbr sidestand.
Does anyone know off hand what years is best? It looks like 04-6 is the same & 07-11 is the same, but so they both bolt up & are they the same length?
Much thanks to anyone who can skim this out of their memory banks.
I have this lowering plate but its still too tilty
Does anyone know off hand what years is best? It looks like 04-6 is the same & 07-11 is the same, but so they both bolt up & are they the same length?
Much thanks to anyone who can skim this out of their memory banks.
I have this lowering plate but its still too tilty
The CBR is a little bit longer than the VTR an ligther, so you have to cut it .
Last edited by Wolverine; 04-19-2015 at 06:02 PM. Reason: fix photo links
04-19-2015, 08:23 PM
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What's the "little mod", I can't tell from your photos.
I've evaluated the aftermarket adjustable side stands but I believe they are designed to enable shortening the length to compensate for lowered ride height. Does any one know they're length. One site from Australia said they enabled 5 ~ 7 inch length from "bend". But the biggest problem is they have no "toe rod" to lower and raise it. With the used CBR1000 units you have to be careful as many are shortened and the cheapest I found one for is $45 with shipping! Does anyone know if the 954 stand will work too?
I've evaluated the aftermarket adjustable side stands but I believe they are designed to enable shortening the length to compensate for lowered ride height. Does any one know they're length. One site from Australia said they enabled 5 ~ 7 inch length from "bend". But the biggest problem is they have no "toe rod" to lower and raise it. With the used CBR1000 units you have to be careful as many are shortened and the cheapest I found one for is $45 with shipping! Does anyone know if the 954 stand will work too?
04-27-2015, 09:08 PM
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VTRorist, nice bike!
The only modification you may need is to grind the bracket at the stopper on the kick stand down position, just so the kick stand will lean forward enough for the bike not to roll forward.
And yes, for this mod' to work, your bike needs to be raised in the rear, like most do.
The only modification you may need is to grind the bracket at the stopper on the kick stand down position, just so the kick stand will lean forward enough for the bike not to roll forward.
And yes, for this mod' to work, your bike needs to be raised in the rear, like most do.
05-07-2015, 05:22 PM
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I've got a 6mm shock spacer installed with the stock shock, and the bike leaned over too far for my comfort. I purchased a new CBR1000 sidestand p/no 50530-MEL-000 from my local dealer, as stated above the mounting bracket needs a bit of filing so the new stand can lock forward when extended, but otherwise it is a straightforward parts swap. The stand works great and the bike now leans a more "normal" amount. I even find the foot tang easier to access than the original for some reason.
05-07-2015, 08:34 PM
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I've got a 6mm shock spacer installed with the stock shock, and the bike leaned over too far for my comfort. I purchased a new CBR1000 sidestand p/no 50530-MEL-000 from my local dealer, as stated above the mounting bracket needs a bit of filing so the new stand can lock forward when extended, but otherwise it is a straightforward parts swap. The stand works great and the bike now leans a more "normal" amount. I even find the foot tang easier to access than the original for some reason.
05-07-2015, 08:41 PM
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I have my NOS sidestand just sitting on my work bench. I really need to fit this up. When I put the kickstand down, my bike looks like it's drunk or something.
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05-10-2015, 11:06 AM
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05-11-2015, 09:22 AM
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I gambled on an 02~03 954 side stand for $23 and it was a "FAIL" because the pivot bolt is different, the switch is located on the "back" side of the stand along with the index hole in the stand that rotates the inner portion of the switch and indexing pin for the stationary half of the switch!
05-11-2015, 11:08 AM
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07 1000RR side stand
Hey Guys, I used an 07 1000RR side stand for my conversion. Only swapped the stand out. Used original bracket with switch and bolt. Had to grind down the bracket stop until I had the angle/lean I liked for the bike. Also had to bend the push rod a little to clear my pipes while up. Overall great conversion and easy to do. Cost for me was 28 for the stand only new on ebay. Hope the pics help.
