Get it up up on the stand(hubbys help?). Figure out how much it needs shortened and then take it to a weld shop. There are no stands that I'm aware of that are for lowered bikes.

 

Soupy's does make an adjustable stand

http://www.soupysperformance.com/catalog/item/4408900/7420224.htm





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Soupy's does make an adjustable stand

Adjustable Kickstand, Adjustable Side Stand, Lowering Kickstand, Lowering Side Stand, Shortened Motorcycle Kickstand, BIllet Aluminum side stand

That's a side stand. The question is about a center stand.

 

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Lowering the bike alters the pivot point of the centre stand,I have a Hepco Becker stand(,bike lowered 30mm) and find that if I run the rear wheel up on to a plank 15-20mm thick, will reduce the effort required to lift the bike,takes a bit of practice at first but you soon develop the technique,(tip) keep the side stand down in case you lose the balance

 

Works very well. :thumbup:

 

I lowered my bike and I have a Krauser center stand on it.

just I step with my right feet on the lever´s stand , all my weight on it, right hand on the bike pulling upwards and left hand on handlebar.....
it works :thumbup:

 

My bikes not lowered, but, that's the method I use.

 

Thanks heaps for the replies Guys :thumbup:

Sharon

 

my bike is lowered and my SW Motech stand is easy to use. consider it, as I'm 5'6" myself....

 

SF

You could probably keep a piece of styrofoam under the seat somewhere to ride the rear wheel up on , like the block of wood , in case you need it to fix a flat on the road.

 

I have an OEM centre stand and I've lowered my bike by one inch. I haven't found any noticeable difference. I grip the rear foot peg support with my right hand and lift there as I pull backwards.