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injury_ian 22-05-07 02:03 PM

NWS stand problem
 
Hi

Just got one of these nifty pieces of kit, however, just tried to use it, and it fouls the brake pedal :smt013

Any one had this problem and solved it? Or am i going to be the first?

Btw K4 Pointy full fairing

Stu 22-05-07 02:06 PM

Re: NWS stand problem
 
Same.
I used to get a plank of laminate flooring (i.e. any thin plank) to guide the brake pedal inside the stand.
Now I've got an ever so slightly bent heel plate I don't think it fouls anymore.

Sid Squid 22-05-07 02:40 PM

Re: NWS stand problem
 
Put a socket in the right hand swing arm recess*, then fit the NWS as normal, this spaces the lift out on the right and stops it hitting the pedal

*I've got an old 14mm socket that fits well, mine is an SV1000, your bike/sockets may be different sizes but I'm sure you'll work something out.

TSM 22-05-07 02:58 PM

Re: NWS stand problem
 
I dont have a problem on my SV, but thats prolly because i have rearsets.

Sid Squid 22-05-07 05:33 PM

Re: NWS stand problem
 
No, it's cos you've got a curvy. The hole in the swingarm pivot of the pointies is a much larger diameter, the tapered pin of the NWS thus goes much deeper into the hole and therefore the stand leg is close enough to the bike to foul the brake lever.
Putting a socket into the hole reduces it's diameter making the pin enter less and the stand leg is held further from the bike.

Grinch 22-05-07 05:57 PM

Re: NWS stand problem
 
I don't have this problem but then I have a Abba stand.

TSM 22-05-07 07:28 PM

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Quote:

Originally Posted by Sid Squid (Post 1193795)
No, it's cos you've got a curvy. The hole in the swingarm pivot of the pointies is a much larger diameter, the tapered pin of the NWS thus goes much deeper into the hole and therefore the stand leg is close enough to the bike to foul the brake lever.
Putting a socket into the hole reduces it's diameter making the pin enter less and the stand leg is held further from the bike.

Ahhh

SVGrandad 22-05-07 10:05 PM

Re: NWS stand problem
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Sid Squid (Post 1193795)
No, it's cos you've got a curvy. The hole in the swingarm pivot of the pointies is a much larger diameter, the tapered pin of the NWS thus goes much deeper into the hole and therefore the stand leg is close enough to the bike to foul the brake lever.
Putting a socket into the hole reduces it's diameter making the pin enter less and the stand leg is held further from the bike.

The NWS stand man made up a black plastic spacer for free once I told him the dimensions of the socket that I used

injury_ian 22-05-07 10:35 PM

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i used a 12mm socket, fitted perfectly. thanks for the advice, you guys:grouphug:

i considered the abba, but it was the nws came up on ebay locally first :rolleyes:

Stu 22-05-07 10:48 PM

Re: NWS stand problem
 
Oops you paid a lot of money for it - but they are hard to come by on ebay & should last forever apparently

Sid Squid 22-05-07 11:16 PM

Re: NWS stand problem
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Grinch (Post 1193819)
I don't have this problem but then I have a Abba stand.

True, but then you require different adaptors for every bike, whereas the better NWS stand doesn't require any different fittings for most bikes, and when it does a socket will usually do the trick.

Buy an NWS.

Grinch 23-05-07 08:21 AM

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Quote:

Originally Posted by Sid Squid (Post 1194142)
True, but then you require different adaptors for every bike, whereas the better NWS stand doesn't require any different fittings for most bikes, and when it does a socket will usually do the trick.

But an NWS.

You mean there are bikes other then a SV?

Stu 23-05-07 10:05 AM

Re: NWS stand problem
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Grinch (Post 1194308)
You mean there are bikes other then a SV?

Yes there are Pointy Sv's

(different adapters I believe?)

injury_ian 23-05-07 10:25 AM

Re: NWS stand problem
 
abba stands on ebay go for more than you can get them with our discount, I took into account i wasn't paying postage.

Twasn't a bargain, but it was still cheaper! (got the power handle too *wooo*)

Stu 23-05-07 01:35 PM

Re: NWS stand problem
 
What's the power handle?
I've got the bit sticking out the front you stand on before you put the bit in the back to stop it going back down again.
It wouldn't work at all w/o the handle I use, is your Power handle longer than mine?
I'm only ickle and I have to stand on the handle & pull myself down using the R&G to lift my big heavy bike)

injury_ian 23-05-07 02:29 PM

Re: NWS stand problem
 
Power handle is literally a handle of power!

It bolts onto the foot lever side in an upwards direction (its like a broom handle, but metal and powerful) and it enables you to lift massively heavy bikes with the extra leverage.

*has anyone notice the NWS website has gone?*

-probably because I bought one of their stands, :smt013

mac99 23-05-07 09:25 PM

Re: NWS stand problem
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by injury_ian (Post 1194655)
Power handle is literally a handle of power!

It bolts onto the foot lever side in an upwards direction (its like a broom handle, but metal and powerful) and it enables you to lift massively heavy bikes with the extra leverage.

*has anyone notice the NWS website has gone?*

-probably because I bought one of their stands, :smt013

I made this helpful thread a while back. Nobody noticed. :(:(:( ;)

They're being sold by a one man band operation.

In response to the original question, I was originally using a small steel ring of unknown origin that perfectly fitted inside the right hand side swing arm hole. This I promptly lost, probably by riding off with it still in. I replaced it with a suitably sized hex nut.

injury_ian 23-05-07 10:53 PM

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damn, that makes my stand a bit less of a bargain, hey ho, such is life


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