Fitting a hugger - Is a paddock stand required?

[walnuts]

Subject says it all really...

I won a Suziki OEM hugger on EBay yesterday, but I've no idea if I need to remove the back wheel to fit it?

Whaddya reckon?

[thor]

I didn't need to... Mine's a pointy btw

[goof]

Nah, it's just 4 fairing bolts, 2 minute job!

[kciN]

I have a hugger on my curvy and assuming yours uses the same fixing holes as mine, then no, side stand is fine.
2 bolts on chain side, one on swingarm centre, (near shock), and one underneath rear bolt holding brake hose bracket.

I took mine off at the weekend as I was doing some work to the undertray I've just fitted :D and had it on the rear paddock stand as I had to take back wheel off.

In short, no, but it makes it easier IMO. :wink:

[walnuts]

Cheers guys,

I shan't bother ordering a paddock stand yet then and will have a go at fitting the hugger this weekend.

marc

[5hort5]

Subject says it all really...

I won a Suziki OEM hugger on EBay yesterday, but I've no idea if I need to remove the back wheel to fit it?

Whaddya reckon?

Was that the silver one that went for 74 quid? Tried to get theat one myself :D

[james160987]

i got a blue one for 55 the other day delivered, ent fitted it yet though