Locking Kick Stand

[railcutter]

Hi Folks! I'm new to the R3T world and love it. I'm coming from Harleyland and was wondering if anyone makes a locking kickstand similar to the one used on Harleys. The kickstand on my R3T is my only issue I have with this bike. Extremely GREAT value at any price. Thanks in Advance, .... Denny

 

[Kevin frazier]

It would have to be custom no direct bolt on available. Enjoy the big girl!

 

[railcutter]

Thanks Kev!!

 

[TURBO200R4]

Plus kevins post

 

[Mongler07]

Imo any theft attack would be a good bet a sawsall or grinder is on hand. In other words pointless to have any lock at all.
As an avid podcast listener RevZilla and adventure rider radio being my 2 go to channels for content. I'm convinced by seasons riders who go all over the world that the one and only decent worth while security measure is a cover. No locks. No chains... No bs. Just a cover. And that's coming from people who ride $$$ bikes with $$$ camera and gear in 3rd world areas. It's supper easy on 100% od bikes to snap the triple tree ignition lock with just your legs and like I said a metal cutting device is on hand. A locked bike is a target. A bike out of sight is the best option.
That being said there are no locks worth spending $ on. Unless it's an abus disk detainer that most thieves do not have the tools to pick it's going to get cut. Cables are good but again a lock is the week point.
Food for thought

 

[railcutter]

Imo any theft attack would be a good bet a sawsall or grinder is on hand. In other words pointless to have any lock at all.
As an avid podcast listener RevZilla and adventure rider radio being my 2 go to channels for content. I'm convinced by seasons riders who go all over the world that the one and only decent worth while security measure is a cover. No locks. No chains... No bs. Just a cover. And that's coming from people who ride $$$ bikes with $$$ camera and gear in 3rd world areas. It's supper easy on 100% od bikes to snap the triple tree ignition lock with just your legs and like I said a metal cutting device is on hand. A locked bike is a target. A bike out of sight is the best option.
That being said there are no locks worth spending $ on. Unless it's an abus disk detainer that most thieves do not have the tools to pick it's going to get cut. Cables are good but again a lock is the week point.
Food for thought

Hey Mike! Not looking to lock the bike, trying to find a kickstand like on the Harleys that lock into position so if the bike should roll forward the stand won’t fold up and allow the bike to fall over …

 

[Journeyman]

Hey Mike! Not looking to lock the bike, trying to find a kickstand like on the Harleys that lock into position so if the bike should roll forward the stand won’t fold up and allow the bike to fall over …

I haven't heard of one. What's needed and discussed is a shorter kickstand so the bike leans over a bit more.

 

[railcutter]

I haven't heard of one. What's needed and discussed is a shorter kickstand so the bike leans over a bit more.

That would probably help too!

 

[Gregger]

It is an issue. I know at least one lady who parked her Beemer on the sidestand pointing downhill. It ended up on its side. Ouch. When on a grade I try and park facing uphill. You can place the ride in gear also.

 

[railcutter]

It is an issue. I know at least one lady who parked her Beemer on the sidestand pointing downhill. It ended up on its side. Ouch. When on a grade I try and park facing uphill. You can place the ride in gear also.

Thanks Gregger