Daymak Max S Kickstand Replacement

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Introduction

A wobbly kickstand can turn a quick errand into a headache. Whether it's bent from a minor spill, worn out from years of daily use, or simply won't hold your bike upright anymore, a faulty kickstand compromises your bike's security and your peace of mind. The good news? Replacing it is a straightforward repair that you can tackle at home with just a few basic tools.

This guide will walk you through replacing a broken or loose kickstand on your Daymak Max. In about 15 minutes, you can have your bike standing tall and stable again.

Safety Warning:
Before starting, ensure the bike is stable and cannot tip over during the repair. If you are not using a bike stand and choose to flip the bike, be cautious of sharp edges on the handlebars, seat, and derailleur, and protect them with padding if possible.

What you need

Step 1 Kickstand Replacing

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Lower and raise the kickstand several times to check for looseness, bending, or instability
Inspect the mounting bolt and bracket to ensure they aren't simply loose.

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Step 2

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Carefully flip the bike upside down, resting it on its seat and handlebars.
Placing a towel or carpet piece underneath can prevents scratches to components.

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Step 3

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Remove the 2 bolt securing the kickstand, typically near the rear wheel, using an Allen key or wrench

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Step 4

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Slide the old, damaged kickstand out of its mounting bracket.
If you plan to reuse the original bolt and washer, set them aside in a safe place.

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Step 5

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Align the new kickstand with the mounting bracket.
Insert the bolt through the bracket and kickstand.
Tighten the bolt securely using your Allen key (or wrench).
Ensure it's snug but be careful not to over-tighten and strip the threads.

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Step 6

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Carefully return the bike to its upright position.
Lower the kickstand on a level surface to verify it supports the bike's weight.
Retract the kickstand to ensure it springs back smoothly without hitting the wheel, chain, or frame.