Sidestand Extension
Cool, good luck!

I do not think it fitted my '10 R3R and the Classic chrome sidestand I have has been already 'modded' with a huge footprint 6mm steel plate welded on and painted silver.
 
ransan said:
Please let us know if it works and post a photo. I have a 2007 “Tourer” . Thinking of picking up a pad.
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ransan, the Rivco TR3-3013-2 Sidestand Pad arrived a week ago, and it is the right part for the 2015 R3R. The pad is chromed aluminum, in one piece, very nicely finished and a nice snug fit. It secures with a 1/4" x 28 tpi set screw and I used Blue Loctite.

I think the chrome is way too blingy for a matte black Roadster so I sprayed it with black Plasti-Dip as a short term test. Satin black powder coat might be in the pad's future. I'm happy with the result and the price is right. Pics attached.

The buying experience at www.squaredeals-ltd.co.uk was great. I received friendly emails for order confirmation, shipment and follow up.

 
That's good to see. I too ordered one, and just received it. I will be keeping the shiny look, as it fits well with the other shiny bits on the bike.
 
Looks good. I like it thanks for the review
 
I would opt for something so however nobody done it till now.. I'd prefer it both for modern looking though for more gripping on bottom side..
 

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otherwise I could do it myself.. slightly wider of mine if it's possible, if it doesn't bump with engine cover obviously.. I would opt for not more 7mm thick inox piece, for its resilience unders weight stress, on it I would weld some inox pieces whose width should be on 7mm.. while for height I think on 3mm, neither more nor less, though I would like more however I thought it wouldn't be prudent.. for if I stop where ground is downhill it could be risky, I wouldn't rule out some micro-moviments if ground is slightly imperfect..
 
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