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What model V-Rod do you have? I had several people ask about making another run of the FFSK, but when I PM'd them directly and posted in the Commercail Classified thread last week, not a single one replied back.... so at this point there are no plans for another run as I need at least 4 people with their pre-sale forms submitted. At this time I have zero!
The centerstand when retracted will no be any lower than the lowest parts on the bike. However, due to their position on the frame, they may tend to hang up on things like speed bumps more that other areas when trying to ride slammed.
When (and if) I do the controller/stand combo, riding with it slammed is not really an option (not a good idea at all anyway) since the centerstand is automatically retracted when the suspension is inflated to 1 of 2 proper stettings (which means the front is fully inflated). The front should not be considered 'adustable', just normal and slammed positions.
If you do your own controller and/or your don't have the FFSK, you can do whatever you want with the centerstand. Just apply air to retrant, remove air before you drop the bike and it will be in place to support te bike when it drops.
Just an FYI, the centerstand will NOT raise the bike if dropped first. It operates like a block under your frame, so it must be in place before you drop the bike. A spring (and the the bike's weight) is what holds the stand in the down position, so it will allow the bike to roll forward while the suspension is down, but it will be dragging the lower portion of the blocks as ther are still under spring pressure. This is why it is important to only rely on the centerstand a flat spots or slightly inclined when the bike is facing uphill (normal bike parking 101 anyway).
The centerstand when retracted will no be any lower than the lowest parts on the bike. However, due to their position on the frame, they may tend to hang up on things like speed bumps more that other areas when trying to ride slammed.
When (and if) I do the controller/stand combo, riding with it slammed is not really an option (not a good idea at all anyway) since the centerstand is automatically retracted when the suspension is inflated to 1 of 2 proper stettings (which means the front is fully inflated). The front should not be considered 'adustable', just normal and slammed positions.
If you do your own controller and/or your don't have the FFSK, you can do whatever you want with the centerstand. Just apply air to retrant, remove air before you drop the bike and it will be in place to support te bike when it drops.
Just an FYI, the centerstand will NOT raise the bike if dropped first. It operates like a block under your frame, so it must be in place before you drop the bike. A spring (and the the bike's weight) is what holds the stand in the down position, so it will allow the bike to roll forward while the suspension is down, but it will be dragging the lower portion of the blocks as ther are still under spring pressure. This is why it is important to only rely on the centerstand a flat spots or slightly inclined when the bike is facing uphill (normal bike parking 101 anyway).
