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Sandi
In: Huddersfield, W
Posts: 17951
Snowboard? ROFL never done that. I've slipped up on me arris in the snow does that count?
PML ambidextrous not amphibious! Sheesh!
excalibur
In: york
Posts: 1277
I think it has something to do with engine configuration on the 1st production bikes , being hard to kickstart rather let it idle on the sidestand (which we dont do with modern bikes)..but you'd still need the oil circulating ?? just a thought
Brummie Jackie
In: Hobbit HQ
Posts: 20611
Strange answers i have found whilst researching this question
most motorcycles if stood up complely straight and let go will fall to the left that is why (is anybody willing to try this one for me ?)
Honda on the CT110 puts a side stand on both sides (no center stand) has anybody got one?
As stated it comes from mounting horses from the
left which comes from carrying a sword into battle on your left side.
This way you don’t have the sword getting in your way as you swing your
right leg over the horse. So if you are carrying a sword it also makes
mounting your motorcycle easier. Don’t stick yourself.(TC pls do noy try this at home!!!)
Personally, I'm forced to mount my bike from the
right in my garage (sometimes if I haven't left enough room) and when I
do it, I don't like it.
The suspension compresses and the entire bike moves as I put all my
body weight on the one peg. Its not going to fall over... But it makes
me quesey.
(Ah Bless)
drobess
In: Bedworth
Posts: 2473
yr bike bj?????????? is this a push bike or motorbike??
Retrowheely
In: Swindon
Posts: 213
I recon it's because when you stop you put the bike into nuetral then flick the side stand down to get off????????
If it were on the right you'd have have to change feet and perform some sort of foot dance to be able to put the side stand down on the right, and whilst getting confused with that you may just fall off!!!
Remember the japs are the one's that changed gear selector's to the left aswell!!!!!
pondlife
In: Bristol
Posts: 838
makes you quesey Jacks? I bet the bike feels a bit ill too!!
Brummie Jackie
In: Hobbit HQ
Posts: 20611
Lol none of those were my thoughts they are what i found on website whilst i was looking for the answer, the personally one was not from me, sorry was a bit off putting
kaw600
In: Doncaster
Posts: 199
bj ask custer he did the last stand
Deleted Member
In: NA
Posts: 0
pmsl @ kaw
Brummie Jackie
In: Hobbit HQ
Posts: 20611
My reply from Yamaha
Thank you for your enquiry regarding motorcycle side-stands. Unfortunately Yamaha UK does not have a definitive answer for the location of the side stand, although it will be down to the original position when motorcycle were invented. We must remember that motorcycles have evolved with their rider interface, for example the gear lever selection changing from the left side to the right side and back again. The motorcycle stand will have probably found its place by designers who found no other reason to change its position. Best Regards, JamesService Department After Sales Division
Deleted Member
In: NA
Posts: 0
As long as the bike doesn't fall over i don't really care what side its on.
Deleted User
In: NA
Posts: 6852
Jackie ... You have WAAAYYYYYYYY too much time on your hands
Brummie Jackie
In: Hobbit HQ
Posts: 20611
Shell thats the trouble i dont lol but if something gets into my head i have to find the answer, its a gift or a curse, not sure which yet
Deleted User
In: NA
Posts: 6852
lol ... its called
OCD !!!
Brummie Jackie
In: Hobbit HQ
Posts: 20611
is that short for
Officially Completely Divlike
Deleted User
In: NA
Posts: 6852
Well thats one version
I think salt & pepper chicken is the order of tonight
Brummie Jackie
In: Hobbit HQ
Posts: 20611
How was the chicken Shell lol
pondlife
In: Bristol
Posts: 838
I reckon anything that gets into your head jackie would be very lonely indeed
Brummie Jackie
In: Hobbit HQ
Posts: 20611
Pond lol i'll have you know my head is full thank you very much, not sure of what buts its definately full.
Now wipe your mouth, you have a wee bit of brown round it
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