Depends on how it's attached.
Some bikes have the kick stand either bolted or clamped to the chain stays, just behind the bottom bracket - in which case you just undo the bolt and it'll come right off. You might need a socket wrench or a big Allen key to get to it.
Other bikes have the stand clamped/bolted to the left rear dropout.
If that's the case, you need to undo both the bolts on the stand, and often also the left side wheel axle nut to get the stand back on.
Then there are some bikes, Townies and Cruisers that might have the stand actually welded to the frame. In this case, they have to be cut out. Usually not worth the effort.
Then there are stands that just clamp around one of the chain stays. These are fairly pointless, as they tend to rotate if used whenever the bike is loaded. But they'll unscrew fairly easily.
Step off the pedal and put the kick-stand down.
Check your kick stand. Most bikes have a sensor that automatically shuts the bike off if the stand is still down or partially down.
A kick scooter is a small, lightweight vehicle with a handlebar and a platform to stand on, propelled by kicking off the ground. A bike, or bicycle, is a larger vehicle with two wheels, pedals, and a seat, propelled by pedaling. The main differences are in size, method of propulsion, and design.
under the posts for a kick off.
On the kick or centre stand. The difference between slant and upright is not a vast amount and certainly not enough to risk dropping the bike, with the filler cap off, for.
To effectively work on your bike using a bike stand, first, ensure the stand is stable and secure. Position the bike on the stand so that it is balanced and the wheels can spin freely. Adjust the height and angle of the stand to make it comfortable to work on. Use the stand to elevate the bike off the ground, allowing easy access to different parts for maintenance or repairs.
Most race type dirt bikes do not have kick stands because it sticks down below the frame and will be damaged or ripped off the first time the skid plate hits a rock or log.To install one:Get one from a wreck or the dealer. You will most likely have to weld the mounting tab to the frame and then bolt it on and attach the hold up spring.
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Depends on what postion you are.
To create a homemade bike repair stand, you can use a sturdy tripod or a wooden frame with a clamp to hold the bike in place. Attach the clamp securely to the stand so that the bike can be lifted off the ground for easy access to the wheels and gears. Make sure the stand is stable and can support the weight of the bike.
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always with the bike upright checking on the stand causes it to be over full This then causes the engine breather vent tube inside the oil bag to be under oil then it will blow oil out of gaskets and all vents even push oil cap off tank while riding