[me3]

Take 5mm Checkerplate
Cut out with saw / holesaw / plasma / whatever
Drill 2 holes
Put a gentle bend in it to shape it a bit better
Bolt to foot (I should have used countersunk hex heads - but was lazy)

On mine - it always wasn't real stable on the stand and it had tipped over once - I wanted it to lean over and put more weight on the stand.

Heat stand at thinnest point with MAPP Torch / Oxy till red (on bike)
Bend a little - presto - more lean. Accommodates for the thicker foot.
Black spraypaint covers the bit that got hot.

Tested in the Aussie outback - worked a treat in sand etc.

 

[notacop]

Funny you should show that. I did same thing but cut the back off because it hit the Center stand. It do drag a bit in really tight twisties though.
Nice to have the confidence to park anywhere!
Everyone has a scrap of aluminum diamond plate in the garage, no?

 

[desert_rider]

Funny, but I did something similar on my last bike.....I got tired of the heavy bike pushing the stand down into the soft Arizona pavement.

 

[mudrat]

well I used a scrap bit of Nylon I had lying around for mine