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The Abarth has a side stand on the RHS with a tube welded between the struts just as Byron's photo.

This is how I finished mine off, though you can see I had to trim the side of the legshields. Note the loop at the end of the stand to help you kick it down.

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Knowledge wrote:...Byron's photo...
not my photo, blatantly taken from this very forum :bigsm:
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and your totally welcome byron :lol:
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sean brady scooters wrote:ask yourself which way a lamby naturally wants to lean in the most stable way and where the weight lies ...it is of course on the engine side .
I thought it was that, so I'm a smart cookie too :-D

I see it always has a block under the stand, is this just to display it better from both sides?...
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Any signs of flexing or splits after long term use? Any other tips to do this on a full frame/full width Series 2 struts?
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yes the blocks under the stand at shows is just to put the scoot more vertical and more visable so that both sides can be seen more clearly .
cut downs suffer from far less leverage and stress as opposed to std width struts ...but those can be braced up by putting a connecting bar or rod from the RHS to the LHS and so spreading the load .
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