RobinC

I thinks it’s awsome the way you guys help anyone and everyone in need! You guys rock! I look forward to reading something on this site everyday! My spirits are always lifted!
Ironic isn't it? This forum is literally the epitome of what social media should be.... mostly populated by old guys that are technically challenged....

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Might be best to cut out the section of frame, so that Pete can cut off the brackets, but before he does that he will be able to take measurements and get the positioning exactly right before cutting off the bracket/tabs.............The angle and position is pretty crucial i would say.......
 
You’re the best Jamie and if you have the spring - could you shoot that along too please?

PM sent - along with sincere thanks!

Pete
Pete, I have the spring also, I will get this cut off this weekend and get it sent out early next week. No need for thanks, glad to give back to the people who make this forum such a great place to be. Robin was one of those people, and if giving a small part will help his son keep Robin's beloved XS in the family and on the road I'm more than glad to help.
 
'77 and later stands are all the same. The '82 and '83 stands are essentially the same with a couple added tabs for the side stand switch, as mentioned. Here's the one I pulled off my '83 (on the left) and the earlier "no tabs" version I replaced it with .....

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You'll need the associated mounting parts as well, in particular the spring post bracket. Most are still available from Yamaha .....

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https://www.partzilla.com/catalog/y...0d/stand-footrest-brake-pedal-xs650d-e-e00650
 
Thanks 5Twins - much appreciated.

CBJamie is sending me his hardware and I'm sure it will work - but your photo will sure be helpful too!

Pete
 
A couple more little things - the parts diagram I linked to has the spring post bracket drawn incorrectly. It shows the post on the bottom, below the pivot. It should be above the pivot as shown in my drawing above. Also, the "loose" end of the spring goes up. Not sure if that matters or not, but that's how all the drawings show it and that's how I've always installed them. It may provide more clearance for the mounting bolt head that way.

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In this pic, the special lock tab is missing but it shows the other parts more clearly. The flat washer needs to be a fender washer .....

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Reminds me I got to cut off part of the switch mount of the spring tab since I am not using a switch. Will make it easier to get to that sump plate bolt down on that side. Glad all worked out for Robin's family. Thanks Pete! J-C
 
The '76 stand was a one year only part. '77-on stands are a dime a dozen by comparison. It might be better to pass that stand along to some needy '76 owner.
 
One advantage for using that bracket instead of the later ones is if a sump extension was ever considered in the future...........cant be used with the 77 and later stands. Not enough room without removing the side stand all together...........Note, 5twins second pic in post #70
 
I’m virtually certain the Robin’s son won’t be experimenting with sump extensions and yes, the ‘76 and later ‘77 and ‘78 exhausts are identical (Robin and I compared his ‘77D and my ‘76C) - so yup, I think that stand will do fine Jamie.

Pete
 
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