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M. Chandler
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Looking for kickstand recommendations for a 2001 RANS Stratus.
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Mark Chandler
Superior, CO
http://www.MileHighSkates.com
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Mark Chandler
Superior, CO
http://www.MileHighSkates.com
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Zach
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M. Chandler wrote:
> Looking for kickstand recommendations for a 2001 RANS Stratus.
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> Mark Chandler
> Superior, CO
> http://www.MileHighSkates.com
Greenfield makes a rear mount kickstand which works on the Stratus. It
clamps to the rear stays.
Zach Kaplan
> Looking for kickstand recommendations for a 2001 RANS Stratus.
>
> --
> Mark Chandler
> Superior, CO
> http://www.MileHighSkates.com
Greenfield makes a rear mount kickstand which works on the Stratus. It
clamps to the rear stays.
Zach Kaplan
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Tom Sherman
Guest
Zach wrote:
> M. Chandler wrote:
>
>>Looking for kickstand recommendations for a 2001 RANS Stratus.
>>
>>--
>>Mark Chandler
>>Superior, CO
>>http://www.MileHighSkates.com
>
>
> Greenfield makes a rear mount kickstand which works on the Stratus. It
> clamps to the rear stays.
Didn't the Greenfield kickstands come as standard equipment on most RANS
bikes except for the low end (Rocket, Tailwind and Wave) and the Screamer?
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Tom Sherman - Earth
> M. Chandler wrote:
>
>>Looking for kickstand recommendations for a 2001 RANS Stratus.
>>
>>--
>>Mark Chandler
>>Superior, CO
>>http://www.MileHighSkates.com
>
>
> Greenfield makes a rear mount kickstand which works on the Stratus. It
> clamps to the rear stays.
Didn't the Greenfield kickstands come as standard equipment on most RANS
bikes except for the low end (Rocket, Tailwind and Wave) and the Screamer?
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Tom Sherman - Earth
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Slugger
Guest
I recently bought a Greenfield kickstand for my EX-Sport. It works
great..my only problem is i find its almost too uprightas though it
were going to fall over the other side.
great..my only problem is i find its almost too uprightas though it
were going to fall over the other side.
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Tom Sherman
Guest
Slugger wrote:
> I recently bought a Greenfield kickstand for my EX-Sport. It works
> great..my only problem is i find its almost too uprightas though it
> were going to fall over the other side.
Take the foot off, cut off a small section of the leg with a hacksaw or
Dremel tool cutting wheel, and put the foot back on. The two
Greenfield's I have include cast "score" marks for this purpose.
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Tom Sherman - Earth (Downstate Illinois, North of Forgottonia)
> I recently bought a Greenfield kickstand for my EX-Sport. It works
> great..my only problem is i find its almost too uprightas though it
> were going to fall over the other side.
Take the foot off, cut off a small section of the leg with a hacksaw or
Dremel tool cutting wheel, and put the foot back on. The two
Greenfield's I have include cast "score" marks for this purpose.
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Tom Sherman - Earth (Downstate Illinois, North of Forgottonia)
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Just zis Guy, you know?
Guest
On Mon, 28 Mar 2005 03:48:52 -0600, Tom Sherman
<[email protected]> wrote in message
<[email protected]>:
>Take the foot off, cut off a small section of the leg with a hacksaw or
>Dremel tool cutting wheel, and put the foot back on.
Just as well you left the original quoted text in there, being in the
middle of reading Miracle on the River Kwai, that read somewhat, er,
interestingly!
Guy
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May contain traces of irony. Contents liable to settle after posting.
http://www.chapmancentral.co.uk
85% of helmet statistics are made up, 69% of them at CHS, Puget Sound
<[email protected]> wrote in message
<[email protected]>:
>Take the foot off, cut off a small section of the leg with a hacksaw or
>Dremel tool cutting wheel, and put the foot back on.
Just as well you left the original quoted text in there, being in the
middle of reading Miracle on the River Kwai, that read somewhat, er,
interestingly!
Guy
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May contain traces of irony. Contents liable to settle after posting.
http://www.chapmancentral.co.uk
85% of helmet statistics are made up, 69% of them at CHS, Puget Sound
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Slugger
Guest
In article <[email protected]>, Tom Sherman
<[email protected]> wrote:
> Slugger wrote:
>
> > I recently bought a Greenfield kickstand for my EZ-Sport. It works
> > great..my only problem is i find its almost too uprightas though it
> > were going to fall over the other side.
>
> Take the foot off, cut off a small section of the leg with a hacksaw or
> Dremel tool cutting wheel, and put the foot back on. The two
> Greenfield's I have include cast "score" marks for this purpose.
Ahhh thanks Tom. I'll bring it down to the bike shop and let them hack
away on it.
<[email protected]> wrote:
> Slugger wrote:
>
> > I recently bought a Greenfield kickstand for my EZ-Sport. It works
> > great..my only problem is i find its almost too uprightas though it
> > were going to fall over the other side.
>
> Take the foot off, cut off a small section of the leg with a hacksaw or
> Dremel tool cutting wheel, and put the foot back on. The two
> Greenfield's I have include cast "score" marks for this purpose.
Ahhh thanks Tom. I'll bring it down to the bike shop and let them hack
away on it.
