Indian Motorcycle Kickstand Spring Replacement - Easy Trick!

Spring has sprung! Literally it seems, as my Indian Chieftain Dark Horse kickstand spring broke. I do not know what caused it to break, but in this video I will be showing you a quick trick for replacing the spring on your Indian motorcycle without removing the entire kickstand. According to the service manual, removing the kickstand is the only way to replace the spring - but I have a sneaky little trick that will help you guys out!

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[slim]

That’s a handy trick, I like videos like this.

[deondavis]

Thanks, I used this method the other day to put my spring back on. Thanks

[OutbackOutlaw]

Bloody good idea man. Thanks for sharing a penny for your thoughts

[cruisin]

Hey thanks for all your help and that will make it alot Easyer when I need to do mine

[NOEQIP]

Thank you for the idea, worked like a charm.

[worldtravelstar]

Nice trick! This will definitely come in handy one day!

[derrenroberts]

Thanks for the top tip with the pennies, keep doing what you’re doing mate🏍👍

[richn]

Exact same thing happened to my Roadmaster's spring while sitting in my garage. Only 5 months old. I'm going to carry a spare from now on.

[talkingrock]

I hope you bought a spare spring to carry with you, I carry one for my SGS

[chrishunter]

Good blog, did mine using a lot of bad language.