Replacement Side Stand 03 Tuono

Dragon Arm

Joined Jun 2011

110 Posts | 0+

Lancashire

Discussion Starter
• Jul 19, 2011

• #1

Just done the mod so I thought I'd put this on to help anyone else about to do the same thing. I bought an original Honda Fireblade sidestand (06 model) retail price £63.00 as trying to find a used one is nigh-on impossible. Anyway the sidestand is the only part you need, it's an easy removal of the old one and the new one fits straight on...simples.
This is the official part

Step 1, get ready to remove the old stand.

Step 2, switch removed

Step 3, new one fitted

Step 4 , job done!

 

mr tourette

Joined May 2011

70 Posts | 0+

North Wales

• Jul 19, 2011

• #2

funnily enough did this mod myself last week....fortunately i tracked down a used one for £18.....a good mod, bike feels much more secure

 

garry

Joined Jul 2009

2K Posts | 21+

5A

• Jul 19, 2011

• #3

and could anyone remind me, which one fer genll or is it the same...

 

STiX

Joined Oct 2010

2K Posts | 3+

Bridgend, S Wales

• Jul 19, 2011

• #4

I do believe it's the same.

 

Nob

Joined Oct 2010

3K Posts | 1+

Fook knows

• Jul 19, 2011

• #5

The same, but the Yanky one is spowzed to be bestest. I've had a Bubsywubsy on for 2 years now, no probs, an it wer free ;-]

 

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Emmo

Joined Nov 2010

34 Posts | 0+

Lancashire

• Jul 19, 2011

• #6

I have the Busywoo one on and it is a lot better than standard one. I also have two of these stands spare. One as been fitted so I know it works the other as not been fitted. Was fitted to gen 2 Tuono. They are for sale if anyone is interested £30 each including post anywhere in UK

 

garry

Joined Jul 2009

2K Posts | 21+

5A

• Jul 19, 2011

• #7

pm pal.

 

Keith B

Joined Oct 2010

2K Posts | 20+

The Fens.

• Jul 19, 2011

• #8

Yankeedoodledandy stand for me.:thumbup
http://www.tuonozone.com/forums/showthread.php?4266-U.S-sidestand.

 

england 2

Joined Jul 2008

2K Posts | 4+

U.K.

• Jul 19, 2011

• #9

Pm sent

 

dazwolny

Joined Aug 2011

64 Posts | 0+

doncaster

• Aug 17, 2011

• #10

anybody used these before expensive but not as much as bike falling over lol

http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Tuono-02-...rcycles_Parts_Accessories&hash=item25600df59b

 

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Ash

Joined Jan 2011

1K Posts | 8+

NW Leicestershire

• Aug 17, 2011

• #11

Just fitted my bubsewoo (Cheers Nob) loads better. :thumbup

 

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Cad205

Joined Sep 2011

21 Posts | 0+

Cornwall

• Jan 14, 2012

• #12

Nice job, anyone know if it's the same stand used on a Gen 2 to alter the lean angle?

 

Keith B

Joined Oct 2010

2K Posts | 20+

The Fens.

• Jan 14, 2012

• #13

Cad205 said:

Nice job, anyone know if it's the same stand used on a Gen 2 to alter the lean angle?

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Same question asked and answered in posts #3,4 and 5.
Although it does'nt alter the lean angle of the bike.The stand sticks out further when down,making it more secure.

 

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wesley

Joined Apr 2012

1 Posts | 0+

• Apr 9, 2012

• #14

hi,i would be very interested in buying one of your spare stands if you can contact me ref payment method.Im ready to get rid of my tuono if i cant resolve the stand problem.Its doin my head in,i dread dismounting from the bike and then worry the whole time im away from it that it will be upright when i get back.Does the original bracket fit ok.Cheers Wes.

 

Keith B

Joined Oct 2010

2K Posts | 20+

The Fens.

• Apr 9, 2012

• #15

wesley said:

hi,i would be very interested in buying one of your spare stands if you can contact me ref payment method.Im ready to get rid of my tuono if i cant resolve the stand problem.Its doin my head in,i dread dismounting from the bike and then worry the whole time im away from it that it will be upright when i get back.Does the original bracket fit ok.Cheers Wes.

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