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148 g · brugola e frenafiletti inclusi · il piede originale non si smonta
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Delivery times:
- 7/10 business days with the Turnkey option, including registration
The vehicle arrives already assembled and ready for use, with all certifications on board, including the EU Certificate of Conformity (COC). Upon delivery, we will show you how to remove and recharge the battery. -
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License plate and registration
The EU Certificate of Conformity (COC) is included in the delivery.
You can use the COC to register your vehicle and obtain a registration certificate from the Department of Motor Vehicles (Motorizzazione Civile) or through a car registration agency.
Mandatory third-party liability insurance (RCA) must be arranged by the customer.
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Contacts
148g
Weight
5N·m
Tightening torque
3M5×12
Supplied screws
It stays mounted
Original foot
Compatible motorcycle
Honda XL750 Transalp
Years covered
Since 2024
Open window specified in the LOBOO assembly manual
Product code
CJC521
Official manufacturer name
Kickstand Extension
Base material
CNC-machined aluminum alloy
Bracket material
304 stainless steel
Processing
CNC
Supporting surface
Non-slip grooves on the sides and bottom
Weight
148
Declared by LOBOO based on manual measurement
Dimensions
Not stated by the manufacturer
Installation type
Above the original foot, which must not be removed
Hardware
3 M5×12 countersunk-head screws
Tightening torque
5
Single value for all three screws
Tool included
3 mm Allen key
Package contents
Base, bracket, 3 M5×12 screws, 3 mm Allen key, threadlocker
Service
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CJC521 · alluminio CNC e inox 304 · 148 g · Honda XL750 Transalp dal 2024
All you need to know before ordering
Technical specifications, equipment, delivery, and warranty: find every detail, verified against official LOBOO documentation, below.
The LOBOO CJC521 kickstand plate widens the foot of the Honda XL750 Transalp from 2024 onward and distributes the motorcycle’s weight over a much larger area. The original foot does not need to be removed: it remains enclosed between the base and the upper bracket, secured by three M5×12 screws.
The stock foot transfers the entire load onto just a few square centimetres. On compacted dirt, gravel, wet grass, or asphalt softened by the sun, it sinks, and the motorcycle slowly lowers until it falls over. On the Transalp, which often travels on unpaved roads, this can happen whenever you stop off the asphalt.
How it is made
A CNC-machined aluminium alloy base and an upper bracket made of 304 stainless steel where it clamps onto the original foot. Claimed weight: 148 g. The anti-slip grooves are machined into the sides and underside to prevent sideways movement on sloping ground.
What the manual states
- Package contents: base, bracket, 3 M5×12 screws, 3 mm Allen key, and threadlocker
- Tightening torque: 5 N·m, the same value for all three screws
- Do not fully tighten immediately: make adjustments first, then tighten in sequence
- Periodically check the fastening screws
The dimensions are not specified by the manufacturer, who also warns that the measurements are taken by hand.
For other models, see all side-stand plates.
Why choose it
Who is it recommended for
Documents and manufacturer
It’s not the motorcycle’s weight that makes it sink
The original foot stays where it is
Aluminum underneath, 304 stainless steel where it clamps
Tread grooves that bite into the ground
Five newton-meters, and the Allen key is in the box.
One code, one motorcycle
Before and after, on clay courts
What the manufacturer states, and what it does not
FAQs
For more information, please see our FAQ.
Does the original kickstand foot need to be removed?
What tools are needed, and what’s included in the package?
Does it fit other Honda models?
Can I install it myself, or do I need a mechanic?
Is it really worthwhile if I mainly use the Transalp on the road?
How much does it weigh, and how big is it?
Does it interfere with the center stand?
Change the parked motorcycle's lean angle?
Is maintenance required after assembly?
I'm not sure it will fit my motorcycle—what should I do?
Is it an original LOBOO product, and how does shipping work?
What warranty does it have, and can I return it?
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