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S.O.B Electric Center Stands
S.O.B Electric Center Stands
electric center stand harley touring
S.O.B Electric Center Stands

SOB

S.O.B Electric Center Stands

$765.00
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DO NOT FIT 2024 CVO

S.O.B. Electric Center Stands: Built to Last, Made for You
Stop struggling with clunky center stands. S.O.B. offers the ultimate electric center stand solution for your Harley-Davidson Bagger.
Built with Attitude, Engineered for Strength, MADE IN USA !:
    • C.E. approved, waterproof actuators: No plastic guts here, just reliable steel for years of worry-free operation.
    • Durable 6061 aluminum feet: Choose from 1/4" or 1/2" thickness to fit your ride.
    • Pre-wired for easy installation: Get rolling in minutes, not hours.
    • Custom-built for your Bagger: We don't send you a generic kit. You get a stand designed specifically for your bike's model year and air ride configuration.
    • Fits models from 2000 to 2024: Road King, Road Glide, Street Glide, Electra Glide, and Custom Baggers.
Get the Perfect Fit:
    • Provide us with your bike's year, model, and height from the ground to the rear of the frame (at its lowest point).
    • We'll build your stand with the ideal leg length (typically 4" for rear air only, 3" for front and rear air).
***Any time a center stand is used we highly recommend that a center stand safety kit be used also.  If a fill valve should leak air into your shocks or forks while sitting on the center stand your bike will lift up and fall over, with our safety kit in use the leak would simply evacuate into the atmosphere**
Click Here For Safety Kit
 Common Questions:
Will the SOB center stand fit with factory crossover exhaust ?   Yes SOB ceter stands will fit with factory crossover exhaust. (note: minor modifications to the exhaust may be required for a center stand length of 4 inches as the left leg may touch the exhaust crossover tube).
How do I measure for an SOB center stand ?  With the help of an assistant to hold your motorcycle verticle, let all the air out of your suspension so it is setting as low as possible. Measure the distance from the bottom of your horizontal frame rail to the ground.