Kickstand Shoe for Honda CTX700
Kickstand Shoe for Honda CTX700
Kickstand Shoe for Honda CTX700
Honda CTX700 Kickstand Shoe - MadStad Engineering
Honda CTX700 Kickstand Shoe - MadStad Engineering
Honda CTX700 Kickstand Shoe - MadStad Engineering
Kickstand Shoe for Honda CTX700
Kickstand Shoe for Honda CTX700
Kickstand Shoe for Honda CTX700
Honda CTX700 Kickstand Shoe - MadStad Engineering
Honda CTX700 Kickstand Shoe - MadStad Engineering
Honda CTX700 Kickstand Shoe - MadStad Engineering

Kickstand Shoe for Honda CTX700

RKHO-CD12-KSS

$64.95
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Ground Support For Your Honda CTX700

This aluminum kickstand shoe and extension helps prevent tipovers and sinking into soft ground. It is much wider than the factory kickstand bottom but particularly extends outward to give your bike great support against tip-overs. It fully clears the body when in the up position and has jagged top edges to help you catch it to swing it down. The base is aluminum and has drain holes in the main cavity and lightening cavity. The top plate and screws are stainless steel and an installation wrench is included. This shoe very snugly fits the base of the kickstand on your Honda CTX700 series bike (all models).  Made in the USA.

UPC 703556041489

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