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[@MrJoesphares]

You were not kidding about those springs, I even had the proper spring puller tool. Glad I watched this instead of listening to my friend who was gonna have me pull the bottom bolt out of the suspension.

[@pilot1mitch]

Thanks!! Helped a lot

[@ptb1968uk]

My stand is on order thanks to your video. Looking forward to tackling the fitting!!!

[@WOODZMAN]

Haha it’s all easy until you get to the spring

[@brianrundle9219]

Clear and concise! Just what I was looking for. Thank you

[@WOODZMAN]

Thanks for watchin

[@FALKOR78]

Very clear and helpfull, cheers for this video, it makes the job so much easier 🤘🏻

[@WOODZMAN]

Your welcome! Thanks for watchin

[@nsamacZ1K]

Man!!!! Thank you so much! Just followed your instruction and installed on my 2019 AT! U rock!

[@WOODZMAN]

Sweet!

[@fmspike]

Thank you, Sir. Great video, very straightforward​. Safe ride.

[@WOODZMAN]

Your welcome !

[@NorCalSaint]

Thanks for taking the time to make this video, headed out to install mine :)

[@WOODZMAN]

Have fun lol

[@rcbutler5311]

Thank you for making all these great Africa Twin videos. I’m finally pulling the trigger and picking mine up today! Will definitely be adding the center stand. You had it right, “praise the Lord!” Amen! Have a blessed week!

[@WOODZMAN]

Oh yes the center stand is nice !

[@JasonStClair-hd9qn]

Just a quick thank you for taking the time to post these videos. I just installed my center stand...took all of 15 min cause of you. I used a ratchet strap and paracord to stretch the springs. Once again thank you!

[@WOODZMAN]

You so welcome, thanks for watchin

[@nigelleahy406]

Hi thanks for all the great videos😀 I have just fited my center stand and thanks to your help. I got on the first spring with the vise grips but failed with the second one so I done the same as you but I used strong wire and pulled it with the vise grips.. thanks very much for your help from Ireland.

[@WOODZMAN]

Your welcome. Yea that is one heck of a spring

[@paulshirley8986]

Thank you, video really helped, wire and strap worked perfectly.

[@WOODZMAN]

+Paul Shirley Your welcome Paul ! I had to figure out a way to do it because them was some crazy strong springs ! Glad I could help.

[@mawladdawilah]

Excellent I was rotating this installation method

[@claudedouble007]

That is by far the best video out there thank you so much for your help. For the springs I used a crowbar and a metal wire, put the crowbar against the rear tire and pushed with my feet while I use my hands to attach the springs.

[@WOODZMAN]

Your welcome, they are tough for sure, I have head several different ways that people have tried

[@hunterm8297]

Wow super strength for those springs, I thought I was strong but had to use a ratchet strap anchored to my shed door! Thanks for video

[@WOODZMAN]

Lol yea it’s crazy

[@HawkGirlMistyV]

Nice job, center stands sure make life easier when it comes to working on your bikes!:)

[@WOODZMAN]

+Hawk Girl oh yea ! It been a while sense I had a bike with one.

[@williamclem1031]

Thank goodness I bought a spring puller. Couldn't have done it without it. Thank you!

[@WOODZMAN]

Oh yea it sucks lol

[@davidrahbany]

Nicely done.

[@rainerjost763]

Thank you for the good demonstration.

[@WOODZMAN]

Your welcome

[@richmoto1]

Just put one on my Scrambler yesterday. I've put them on every bike they were available for that I've owned. Those springs are always fun! I fashioned a hook very similar to yours.

[@WOODZMAN]

+richmoto1 Oh yea it was a real pain pulling those springs. But it's worth it to have the center stand.

[@GreenSweeper]

Even with a spring puller that was a work out and I even enlisted the help of my wife to get the second one fully on, thanks for the vid!

[@WOODZMAN]

+GreenSweeper77 oh yea it was crazy tough. My spring puller wasn't strong enough to even try

[@armycopter]

Thanks, this video helped me out. Good job.

[@WOODZMAN]

Your welcome

[@t-macadventures8255]

Great video and thanks as my centre stand came with no instructions. Everything apart from the springs was easy, after a bit of head scratching a pair of flat head screwdrivers gave me some leverage to put them on. £60 saved over a dealer install. 😀😀

[@WOODZMAN]

Yea and the center stand is a great addition to.

[@Heartlanddualsport]

Fun stuff my friend, I am glad you were able to get the Center Stand we were talking about, I will be getting one as well, just not on the top of my priority list yet. Sorry I am running behind my friend on videos, the Father in Law is doing better and got out of the hospital. I am trying to get caught up on all my buddies videos, Keep us posted it if makes a lot of noise and or falls or drags when you are cornering or jumping your bike off jumps or log hopping etc. Great install video, thanks for sharing and have a blessed week my friend.

[@WOODZMAN]

+Heartland Dual Sport lol thanks buddy !

[@gustwowheeling7337]

Excellent install, Woodzman. I liked that MacGyver Trick you used with stainless wire to install second spring. You brought some good points about having a center stand, but you forgot one and that is you can sit on your bike and people watch at Bikes Blues & BBQ motorcycle rally...lol. Thanks for sharing, and be safe.

[@WOODZMAN]

+Gus Two Wheeling Hey that is a good point ! I do think it will be money well spent ! Thanks GusMaster !

[@robertdetjen6104]

To make mine easier I cranked the shock preload all the way down, and then compressed the rear end with a tie down (go through the rim, and then cross back across the wheel and up to the rack). My spring puller handle was in a tight spot - so I looped another tie down around it and used a piece of 2x2 wood as a lever against the back of the tire. It made pulling the spring easy - a second person to push the spring onto the hook would have made it simple. Of course - I fought with it for 20 or 30 minutes before doing these. Oh - and I had the handlebars strapped to the Ranch Hand bumper on my truck to stabilize the bike.

[@karldot]

Thanks for the video, good job!

[@WOODZMAN]

Your welcome, thanks for watching

[@scottwall4669]

Thank you!!!! Tie strap was the correct idea...... hook strap to Hi Lift jack, jack strapped to tree or car bumper, 2 cranks with jack and on Mr. spring will go!!! The climbing pins on most Hi Lift jacks are 1.3 inches.

[@WOODZMAN]

+Scott Wall lol well they are some strong springs !

[@sitripio79]

Great video! Thanks alot!

[@WOODZMAN]

Thanks for watchin Run DMC

[@victorsturdivant4731]

Good info Thanks

[@WOODZMAN]

Thanks for watchin

[@bergoff]

Thanks for the video it really helped. The springs are a killer. I used a small set of vice grips on the first spring I didn’t clamp them onto the spring I closed the jams all the way shut but allowed enough clearance so the spring would move inside the wide part of the jaws. Then used the center stand as a pivot point and pressing forward on the vice grips and lifting the center stand. The spring wouldn’t go all the way into the grove so I used a small piece of wire and gave it a yank with a large pair of vice grips. For the 2nd spring I used a large pair and used the bottom pad of the center stand as a pivot point. It stretched the spring far enough that it just needed a push to lock it in. I hope that makes sense.

[@WOODZMAN]

Oh yea makes sense to me, They are crazy string springs

[@NaveenRoy]

Thanks so much for the video. Just fitted the center stand. Wow, what a pain to pull that spring. I could manage only one!

[@WOODZMAN]

Your welcome ! You need both springs, if you hit bumps or a dip in the road it will come down.

[@NaveenRoy]

WOODZMAN ADVENTURES I was thinking the same. Will try and get the other one in.

[@bogdanbaubau]

Thanks for this.

[@WOODZMAN]

Your welcome

[@sof552001]

Those springs are beasts. I got the inside one on using a spring puller. The second or outside spring was impossible. So, here’s an easy trick. Loop 550 cord around rear hub and run it up to the spring inside of the chain. You should have one big loop from spring around rear hub and tie it closing the loop even with the rear tire. Stick a crow bar or something to use as leverage and use the tire to push against. For some reason this lines up the spring perfectly and puts it right where you want it to be with very little effort.

[@WOODZMAN]

Thnks for the tip, yea they are ridicules

[@dazsyvo8499]

Thanks for the vid just ordered one for mine should come as standard on the bike though👍

[@WOODZMAN]

I agree! Thanks for watchin

[@musmuk5350]

This is very wow

[@MrKdr500]

Guy's, i just put my adventure sport stand on after the recall & i looped a bungee rope around the spring then tied it to the bottom of the rear sprocket.....wheel the bike forward and presto! the spring stretched right into place.....could believe i haven't thought of this before....

[@WOODZMAN]

Yea wish I would have lol

[@hawkeye4438]

thanks

[@tonycuckoo4719]

Thanks

[@WOODZMAN]

Thanks for watchin

[@randiruge1265]

Thanks so much for posting this. It really helped. Here's my 2 cents. 1. Make sure all the parts are there and correct. The first one I received had a defective spring and after I got to the springs there was no way to make them work. Had to take it all off and return everything and get another one. 2. Put the rubber stops on first with some soapy water. Makes it much easier and you don't get the grease all over. 3. I used parachute cord for the springs with a broom handle behind the rear tire for leverage. Fast and easy.

[@WOODZMAN]

+Randi Ruge Thanks for the tips, yes the springs are crazy stiff !

[@glenj61]

I know you did this a couple of years ago, but I just received my centre stand for my Adventure Sports model - after months of waiting due to a factory recall on the circlip. I did not want to make a booking with the dealer to install it so I picked it up to DIY install. It did not come with any instructions to install. If it wasn't for your easy to follow video I think I would still be trying to figure it out ;) Thank you.

[@WOODZMAN]

Tat is great Glen, I’m glad you got it installed. It’s well worth it

[@danbaker7418]

thanks so much for the video. helpful in mounting my centerstand this morning. one wrinkle on pulling the springs tight enough to catch .... the (OEM) tubular body of the centerstand leg has a reinforcing strap welded to the top side of the tube. I clamped a vice grip the nub end of the strap to make a fulcrum point. Clamp the back end of the spring hook with second vice grip. Second vice grip will have a gap between the jaws. Get a BIG flat screw driver, insert flat tip into the gap in jaws, and lever against the first vice grip. Several tries, and had to cock the (spring grasping) vice grip to avoid fouling on rear tire, but eventually worked.

[@WOODZMAN]

+Dan Baker its pretty crazy ! I’m glad you got it done

[@yessure5291]

Here is an easy 'trick' for the springs. Tie a 1/4 inch diameter braided line to the end of the spring, tie the other end of the braided line around the front of the rear tire. Then slowly walk the motorcycle forward, as the wheel turns it pulls the spring. ;)

[@lancelemay6971]

I picked up my 2017 AT DCT almost a week ago on May 31st. They had to order me a centerstand - picked it up today and thought I would install it per your video (I had already received a spring puller from Amazon as prep for the install). I watched you pull those springs on - you much have a winch built into your arm - I spent about 40 minutes fighting to get that last ¾" to actually hook the springs and gave up. I tied off the centerstand to the passenger footpeg bracket to hold it up while I drove to the dealer so they could pull the springs on. The dealer fought with it for another 40 minutes (they didn't have a spring puller). They finally got the springs attached but the spring hooks are pointed the same way on top and the bottom hooks are pretty chewed up from their prying them into place with a big screw driver. This would certainly be easier with two people (one guy pulling & another guiding the spring into place). What do I have to eat to turn my arms into a winch?

[@WOODZMAN]

+Lance Le May Haha oh I feel your pain ! It was extremely hard to do. But I'm sure they need to be that strong to hold the center stand up. Congrats on the new DCT, I bet your loving it. Oh and the center stand is worth the trouble !

[@yessure5291]

Here is an easy 'trick' for the springs. Tie a 1/4 inch diameter braided line to the end of the spring, tie the other end of the braided line around the front of the rear tire. Then slowly walk the motorcycle forward, as the wheel turns it pulls the spring. ;)

[@WOODZMAN]

That is a great idea

[@jameschenault7104]

Think I figured out another way to put the spring on, especially the second one. I did not have a spring puller or wire to make one, I was using screw drivers and pput the bike on the stand liers. I got the first one on kinda easy but not the second one. After a cut hand, several choice "words", the feel of defeat and alot of sweat I put the bike on the center stand because it does work with one spring, and I went in to cool off. In my pondering I wondered what if.... I went back outside and tried to put the second spring on from the right side. there was more room and with the bike on the stand it helped even more. 2 times the screwdrivers slipped off but I was soo close. 3rd try, POP it went on and I had won the battle. Hope this helps someone.

[@WOODZMAN]

Good tip

[@ivantopete6560]

ThankYouuu!!!

[@WOODZMAN]

+ivan topete Your so welcome Ivan

[@brandonroberts9717]

Hi I used your vid to install mine so first off thank you. Also just wanted to ask if you remember whether the washer also needs to have the smoother side to the inside like the circle because i installed my washer facing out since it looked to me like yours was but my circlip wouldn’t seat right and popped off when i tried using the stand. Also wondering if it could be related to that recalled part instead, even though i bought it new.

[@WOODZMAN]

It’s been a while sense I don’t that, if I remember correctly the smooth was inside but I also hear that some people couldn’t get it to work and have to leave the washer off

[@fredblogsmac.5697]

your a brave man, main stand springs have broken some men,,

[@WOODZMAN]

Well I’m glad it’s done lol

[@allenhenry1113]

great clip..

[@WOODZMAN]

+allen Henry Thanks Allen !

[@dmay2136]

I agree the springs are brutal to stretch back. I backed the AT up to the rear bumper of my truck and fastened a ratchet strap to the hitch and the spring. Seemed to work fine.

[@WOODZMAN]

+D May yea it's crazy how strong they are lol

[@stilllearningagain]

Thanks for the video... I used a ratchet strap also; Low and around the rear tire; with a Spring puller thru the hook on the end of the strap. This aligned it up with the notch on the center stand. Held the stand up with a bungee cord.. Just barely pushed the puller when it was stretched long enough and released the ratchet. Didn't need to brace the bike since it was the pulling from the tire. it took about 5 minutes this way and no muscles...I don't think I could not have done it otherwise.

[@WOODZMAN]

Haha well it sure is a chore ! Your welcome

[@keithsheeley3031]

I got the first spring on, but the second one broke my spring puller. I took a homemade puller and connected one end to the hateful Honda spring and the other to a length of braided cable (that was looped on both ends). My lovely wife put one foot on the rear tire and with a handle through the cable loop pulled the spring and I forced it into place. If you haven't tried this yet, trust us who have. Those springs are nearly impossible and the cause of much swearing.

[@WOODZMAN]

Oh yea ! I call it the spring of many names lol

[@scotttaggart]

Thank you for this!

[@WOODZMAN]

+scott taggart Your so welcome ! Thanks for watching :)

[@scotttaggart]

Someone had posted a video of how to change both the oil and clutch oil filters but I can't find that. Not a big deal but always nice to watch someone tell you the gotchas. Any idea of where that video is?

[@WOODZMAN]

+scott taggart not sure, I haven't seen it but I do have the manual

[@scotttaggart]

Yeah, I just read the manual and changed it - it's very simple. For some reason I thought there was more involved. The small cover and the filter can be a bit stuck when removing.

[@WOODZMAN]

+scott taggart Awesome ! Glad you got it

[@iToddi]

Thanks for the video. I just brought home my center stand and as you know they have no instructions.

[@WOODZMAN]

Oh yea ! I think they didn’t want you to know how hard I it is to do the springs lol

[@ShinyKnife]

Yeah buddy I bet that makes things much easier

[@WOODZMAN]

+Shiny Knife yea i think it will be money well spent !

[@jadoune340]

Thanks for your vidéo. is there any reason to choose Honda's center stand instead of another ? after all these kilometers traveled, what do you think of this central stand. did you have any problems when you go through holes.? does it move.?

[@WOODZMAN]

I just chose it because it was oem, I have never had any problems at all wit it

[@martychin9496]

I didn't receive instructions with my stand, figured out the stand, but the hook an springs threw me. Thanks for a good video

[@WOODZMAN]

Yea them springs are tough, thanks for watching.

[@iToddi]

I just picked mine up from the dealer, no instructions as well

[@danielpotter8957]

I noticed the bike was leaned over to the right when fitting the stand. Is it easy enough to do when on the side stand?

[@WOODZMAN]

Yea it’s easy except for the spring

[@MrReviewer]

Hey buddy, nice stand. I just purchased my africa twin and in the first 50km the back brakes are starting to make a little squeeking noise whenever i break....is that normal for this bike?

[@WOODZMAN]

Well I don’t remember mine doing that. You might just want to inspect them and make sure everything is tight and see it the thin metal anti-rattle shims are ok and one of them is not touching the rotor. It may just be the pads doing that and it’s fine. But it sure won’t hurt to look. If you have a way to lift the rear wheel, you can roll it and make sure it’s not dragging.

[@yessure5291]

My center stand arrives tomorrow :)

[@WOODZMAN]

Awesome ! Wait till you have to put that spring on.

[@yessure5291]

I got the center stand today. Something is wrong with it. It is a German SW Moteck brand. It is installed as per the instructions. Springs were not too hard, but the stand wont stay up - it droops down to the garage floor. Contacting the company tomorrow with a video and 4 images. :((

[@WOODZMAN]

I got the factory Honda

[@yessure5291]

The company is being really generous. Shipping me a center stand from Outback Motortek and including a postage free return slip for the first one I got. :)

[@twistygrip4180]

Liking the idea of having a center stand. Hmmmmm. Nice bike!

[@WOODZMAN]

+Twistygrip Fla Oh I used it today to clean and lube the chain. Wow it is so nice.

[@twistygrip4180]

200 dollars nice......

[@WOODZMAN]

+Twistygrip Fla Yea I know ! I was offered a stand to review after I bought it lol. ! Darn

[@twistygrip4180]

Ouch........

[@jasonallgood7484]

Thanks dude your vids are brill god knows how you pull them springs on . I used a chain winch in the end attached to wifes tow bar and bike in gear that made easy . Keep up brilliant vids they very helpful

[@WOODZMAN]

+Jason Allgood Your welcome Jason ! Yea it is crazy hard to do them springs ! Thanks

[@jasonfielder8138]

Sir, you are one bad bad man. I just finished putting the springs on the center stand and have no idea how in the world you did that with a pair of pliers. Great video though!

[@WOODZMAN]

Haha yea it sucked

[@nwroadrat]

How in the world did you find one of these to buy? Been trying since hey came out.

[@WOODZMAN]

+nwroadrat well I figured it would be hard to find one but when I was ready, I called Honda of the Ozarks in Springfield Mo. they had one so I gave them $800 down so they would hold it a couple weeks for me.

[@tthksy]

In your video you mentioned it is an OEM kickstand. However, your Amazon store is selling the aftermarket. Do you recommend that one? How is the quality as the price is half of the OEM or other after market.

[@WOODZMAN]

Yea that is strange, mine was OEM but I did have someone tell me that the one on Amazon is the same thing

[@tthksy]

Thank you.

[@johnvanalphen2884]

Want to install my top box honda assy need instructions CRF !000 2017

[@WOODZMAN]

I never had the top box so I’m not sure about it.

[@terrystratford1235]

I'm about to do this! I did a silly thing! I tried to turn my Africa twin by pivoting on the side stand! Didn't work! Now side stand foot isn't flush to the floor! I'm wondering, will it bo ok? Should I replace it? Can I bend it back? Could I have bent the bracket it's housed onto?

[@WOODZMAN]

Watch that spring! It’s stupid stiff. I would just bend it back

[@terrystratford1235]

@@WOODZMAN looking more like I slightly bent the foot. There's no movement left to right. On the forum it's a common issue with oem sidestand. It's designed to only take the kgs if the bike. So no loaded panniers or top box, or the usual step on left peg to hop onto seat! Seems strange Honda would design it without taking max kerb weight into account and the fact that most of us can't get our leg over all the panniers from the floor! Even more difficult for a pillian rider!!

[@WOODZMAN]

Probably just because of the way you tried to pivot it on the side stand, the foot could bend easily

[@terrystratford1235]

@@WOODZMAN live and learn! I'll keep an eye on it and if it gets no worse and works....I'll keep it, for now😎

[@alexsebastian8679]

I seem multiple choices for OEM Center Stand. Are they all equivalent? Any recommendation?

[@WOODZMAN]

They all look pretty close to me, I have the Honda OEM. It works great

[@andrewkitchenuk]

Picked up a new Africa Twin Adventure Sports yesterday with a main stand fitted by the Honda dealer but didn't lift the rear wheel off the ground. Back to the dealers to sort it & they had fitted the wrong one. For Africa Twin it is part number 08M70-MKK-D00 but for the AS model it is 'main stand(high), part number 08M70-MKK-D20. Even dealers can get caught out.

[@brianrundle9219]

A quick update! Now be honest did you really pull those springs on by Hand? Well if you did you must be the Six Million Dollar Man there is absolutely no way I could pull them on by hand! I used a small ratchet strap with a strong cable tie in the end it was fairly easy. Thanks for the tutorial though.

[@WOODZMAN]

Haha yea I did but it’s was stupid hard to do for sure. A ratchet strap would have been easier

[@adammfharris]

Do you have an engine knock on cold starts?

[@WOODZMAN]

Not that I have ever noticed

[@adammfharris]

@@WOODZMAN dang. I was hoping it was common. My engine misfires so bad that it will even seize the back tire when driving down the road. It’s brand new and the most expensive Honda I’ve ever had with engine problems.

[@WOODZMAN]

I would definitely take it back to the shop immediately and have it checked out

[@adammfharris]

@@WOODZMAN it’s there now. I got the one Honda with problems

[@martychin9496]

Honda has a warranty recall for the circlip, the recall states the circlip can fail causing the stand to leave the bike and or the bike to fall off the stand, see your dealer for repair.

[@WOODZMAN]

Man that would suck

[@davidamatson]

Hi Woodzman, The link doesn’t go thru to order the center stand. Do you have a suggestion. How much is fair? I see $150 to $215. Thanks. Dave

[@WOODZMAN]

The one I have was like $110 I just tried the link and it works for me

[@davidamatson]

@@WOODZMAN Got it! Worked. Love your videos.

[@WOODZMAN]

Thanks for watchin

[@yessure5291]

Here is an easy 'trick' for the springs. Tie a 1/4 inch diameter braided line to the end of the spring, tie the other end of the braided line around the front of the rear tire. Then slowly walk the motorcycle forward, as the wheel turns it pulls the spring. ;)

[@WOODZMAN]

That might just work

[@yessure5291]

It worked on my Honda NC 750 X after a number of other failed efforts - it was the easiest with no strain

[@jbehzad]

what kind of grease is that ? Thanks .

[@WOODZMAN]

That is Valvoline waterproof grease

[@jbehzad]

@@WOODZMAN Thank you so much ! Your uploads are very informative I will watch them all .

[@jbehzad]

@@WOODZMAN I have a high tempertur grease in my garage .Do I need to get the waterproof one ? Thanks in advance

[@Supernova12034]

No bolts or anything to tighten eh?

[@WOODZMAN]

Nope

[@oldschooldirtbiker]

Well I am still learning the AT. I am getting close to a expert...

[@WOODZMAN]

+oldschooldirtbiker Haha an AT expert . Someone will ask you about one some day and you can say, Oh yea I know how to do that !

[@Megashovelman]

A Center Stand beats a side kick stand when it comes to maintenance.

[@WOODZMAN]

+Megashovelman that is for sure

[@jonstegmeir2388]

I thought washer only had one R 🤷‍♂️

[@WOODZMAN]

Not if you want it clean lol

[@paulbunyun-xi9by]

eat lots of spinach