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How to: Fix KTM Kickstand (a must for off-road riders)!

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First published at 14:45 UTC on April 30th, 2020.

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How to fix your KTM kickstand with that bolt you didn't know what was for. It's no secret that KTM kickstand are marginal at best. That's ok with me! I don't want a big boat anchor on the side of my bike. The KTM kickstand is very light weight and kicks mostly out of the riders way. KTM even provides a band to keep it up and out of the riders way during aggressive riding.

The Problem is... KTM ships bikes with the auto return bolt and collar installed. Antime the bike is on uneven ground or someone touches it, the bike tips over.

Avoid breaking levers, master cylinders and ripping grips on the trail for no reason! Fix your KTM kickstand bolt today!

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