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I place my left flat on the ground with my right foot on the kicker. I hold the throttle with my right hand.

When I initiate the kick I push up on the ball of my left foot shifting as much wright as possible to my right leg while using my right hand to balance the bike which will try to shift to the right.

I shift all of my weight onto my right leg as I kick through holding onto the throttle with a light grip.

I don't think this puts more strain on the sidestand than when initially resting the weight of the bike on the stand when I park the bike.

I only use the center stand for maintenance.

[QUOTE="Dan1950, post: 659144, member: 13630"] I place my left flat on the ground with my right foot on the kicker. I hold the throttle with my right hand. When I initiate the kick I push up on the ball of my left foot shifting as much wright as possible to my right leg while using my right hand to balance the bike which will try to shift to the right. I shift all of my weight onto my right leg as I kick through holding onto the throttle with a light grip. I don't think this puts more strain on the sidestand than when initially resting the weight of the bike on the stand when I park the bike. I only use the center stand for maintenance. [/QUOTE]

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