kickstand removal
05-06-09 | 12:36 PM
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kickstand removal
taking apart my old bike that was at my parents house for 30 some years, it is an old stingray I think 1968 ? Was a 2 speed kickback, I am not sure how to get the kickstand out, need to clean it up a bit. Thanks for any help
05-06-09 | 01:40 PM
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From: Minnesota
Bikes: Fuji Supreme; Kona Wo; Nashbar road frame custom build; Schwinn Varsity; Nishiki International; Schwinn Premis, Falcon Merckx, American Flyer muscle bike, Motobecane Mulekick
Use this website as a guide.
https://www.bunchobikes.com/repair2.htm
I did not have a channel lock or pliers that were big enough so I used a c-clamp
https://www.bunchobikes.com/repair2.htm
I did not have a channel lock or pliers that were big enough so I used a c-clamp
05-06-09 | 02:09 PM
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Use this website as a guide.
https://www.bunchobikes.com/repair2.htm
I did not have a channel lock or pliers that were big enough so I used a c-clamp
https://www.bunchobikes.com/repair2.htm
I did not have a channel lock or pliers that were big enough so I used a c-clamp
Eric
05-06-09 | 08:03 PM
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Bikes: Many. Ralieigh sports`s, Raleigh Superbe, sears Spaceliner, Firestone supercruisers, many vintage mountain bikes, random cruisers, and other unique bikes.
Lol thanks for that one link also, My Universal Folder has a stand like that and the pin is broke so the bike always falls down now I know how to fix
