centerstand,.

No idea, but why would you want a different one (unless you've altered the ground clearance by raising/lowering the bike perhaps?)
 
Just pack one of these puppies and call it a day.

Tommy Jack

OR a

Quick Stand

Both will be lighter, cheaper than a center stand and put your ass up in the air just as easy.
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I bought the Suzuki brand centerstand and had it installed by the dealer. For whatever reason, I cannot get this bike up on the stand by myself. I'm no he-man, but I am 6'2" and 220lbs. You'd think I'd have enough leverage just by pushing down on the stand's foot while trying to rock the bike back. I must have very poor technique. It also freaks me out when I try this by myself that the bike will tip over away from me, pulling me with it. It sounded like a good idea when I got the bike, but so far I haven't even hoisted it up on the stand once.
 
Push down on the center stand with your right foot until you feel both legs of the stand touch the ground. Then, put your right hand in the slot just below the seat. You know, that one big enough to put your hand in that you always wondered what the hell it was for? Yup. That one. There's a small metal bar in there just for the purpose of setting the bike on the center stand.

As you push down with your foot, lift up with your right hand. You'll feel like you're just trying to extend your body out straight. Use your other hand on the handlebar to balance the bike.

Practice it a couple of times. You'll get it.

--Wag--
 
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