NTHREEAUTO 2PCS Motorcycle Kickstand Jiffy Stand Spring Compatible with Harley Dyna Sportster 883 Road Electra Glide Softail Touring (Chrome+Black)

NTHREEAUTO 2PCS Motorcycle Kickstand Jiffy Stand Spring Compatible with Harley Dyna Sportster 883 Road Electra Glide Softail Touring (Chrome+Black)

$ 14.99

Score By Feature

Based on 19 ratings

Packaging

8.05

Value for money

8.00

Giftable

8.00

Delivery

7.90

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Product Description

This is compatible with Harley Road King, Electra Glide, Street Glide, Heritage Softail, Road Glide, Rocker, Street Bob, Super Glide, Dyna, and V-Rod motorcycles. There are three Rods, Sportsters, and Iron 883 models.

A chromium finish adds to the jiffy's versatility. The spring is made of high grade, anodized metal, chrome precision sealed bearings, none of them fade after prolonged exposure, and they are easy to clean. An excellent replacement for a worn kickstand spring that is prone to corrosion, prevents oxidizing and scratches, is sturdy, and provides a longer service life.

This hook is very easy to hang, and the length is calculated from the inside. This prevents your kickstands from laying in the dirt. It's a simple installation that doesn't require any modifications to your vehicle, just remove your stock springs and install this.

There are 2PCS Harley kickstand springs included in the package. The following should be noted Mounts and pins are not included with the Jiffy stand.

A 3-year guarantee gives you the confidence to buy Warranty period of one month from the date of purchase. Feel free to contact us with any questions - no matter how long the warranty lasts, we will provide you with solutions.

Questions & Answers

What is the fitment of this item for a 2003 Road King?

I have a 2003 road king that doesn't fit

Selected User Reviews For NTHREEAUTO 2PCS Motorcycle Kickstand Jiffy Stand Spring Compatible with Harley Dyna Sportster 883 Road Electra Glide Softail Touring (Chrome+Black)

These springs are very flimsy

3/5

The ends of these springs are almost straight as opposed to the OEM springs, which have a curve at the ends. These began slipping out after a few opening and closings of the kickstand. Moreover, the spring tension on this model is weak, so it is not recommended for Harleys from the late 90s.