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CB200T
ADDENDUM
SHEET
4. SIDE STAND
The side stand was changed to a new type with a shock
absorbing rubber pad.
Inspection
1. Check !he entire stand assembly (side stand bar, bracket
and
rubber pad) for
installation,
deformation or other-
wise excessive
damage.
2. Check
the spring for freedom from damage or other
defects.
3. Check !he side stand for proper return operation:
a. With tbc side stand
applied,
raise !he stand off the
ground by using the main
stand.
b. Attach a spring scale to the lower end of the stand
and measure the force with which the stand
is
returned to its original position.
c. The stand condition is correct if the measurement
falls within 2-3kg (4.4~.6
lbs.).
If the stand requires force exceeding the above limit,
thls might be due to neglected lubrication, over-
tightened stand pivot
bolt,
worn stand bar or
bracket,
or otherwise excessive
tension.
Replace as
necessary.
4. Check the rubber pad for deterioration or wear.
When !he rubber pad wear is excessive so that it is worn
down to the wear line, replaa it with a new
one.
Rubber pod replacement
1.
Remove the 6mm bolt; separate
the
rubber pad from
!he bracket at the side
stand.
2.
After making sure the coUar is installed, put
a
new
rubber pad in place in !he bracket with the arrow
mark
out.
NOTE:
Use rubber
pad
having the mark "OVER 260
I
bs
ONLY".
3. Secure the rubber pad with Ille 6mm bolt.
Fig.
T-
4
(I)
(3)
(5)
Fig. T-S
(I)
(2)
GOOD
Fig.
T-
6 {l)
Fig.
T-
7
(
1)
(2
)
Side stand bar
(2)
Rubber pad
(4)
Side stand pivot bolt
Side stand bar
Spring
scale
Wear line
Rubber pad
Collar
Spring
6mmbolt
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