Muzzy Exhaust: Difference between revisions
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Understandably, most people want to keep their centerstand when they put on a Muzzy system. Centerstands are very useful. | Understandably, most people want to keep their centerstand when they put on a Muzzy system. Centerstands are very useful. | ||
There are a few problems with this, however. First, the spring that holds the stand in place when retracted rubs the Muzzy's larger head pipe. It just touches the pipe when the stand is down. When it's up | There are a few problems with this, however. First, the spring that holds the stand in place when retracted rubs the Muzzy's larger head pipe. It just touches the pipe when the stand is down. When it's up all is fine, so this shouldn't be a problem for most people. | ||
Second, there is no "stop" for the stand anymore when retracted (since the left canister is gone); there is nothing to keep the spring from pulling the centerstand up into the swing arm and drivechain. You could fabricate a bracket to hold it in place. One example looks like this: | Second, there is no "stop" for the stand anymore when retracted (since the left canister is gone); there is nothing to keep the spring from pulling the centerstand up into the swing arm and drivechain. You could fabricate a bracket to hold it in place. One example looks like this: | ||