Centre Stand Query

I have a 2010 se with a centre stand and something isn't right. When it's on the stand if I push the bike away from me its very firm and stable. But pull it towards me very little effort and it wants to tip over. Looking under the bike their are two lugs and my stand is bolted to the right side of these lugs and if I get behind the rear wheel and look down the edge of the tyre I can see the right side of the stand is further out than the left. So the question is is the stand fitted correctly to the right of the lugs. And if it is do you think it may be bent.

 

thanks for the replies guys the instructions say it fits inside the lugs, from what I remember from when I looked I don't think that would be possible so maybe not a genuine centre stand then. if that's the case I don't suppose theirs much chance of knowing what make it could be. maybe its just going to be a case of trying different ways and see if one works better than another and doesn't fowl the exhaust.

 

just had a look and it most defiantly isn't a genuine triumph stand.
at first I thought it may be a Norman Hyde stand as the silencers are Norman Hyde but seeing one one eBay its different to that as well.

 

Just had a look on the web site and no bonneville centre stands at all I'm afraid but thanks for the help

 

Thanks again unfortunately its for the spoke wheel bike I have the se with cast wheels different part number. there is one for 100 plus post but has a small part missing

 

right i think I've tracked the make of stand fitted to my bike it looks like its a TEC stand and looking at their fitting instructions it looks like it is fitted correctly so whether there is an issue with it making it not being stable I'm not sure. so have ordered one that claims to be a genuine triumph stand so I hope that one will work better.

 

Hi but is yours stable side to side mine is fine if pushed to the right but very unstable if pushed to the left. and the right leg is visibly further out than the left leg hence why its less stable to the left.
i agree that mine also will not raise the rear wheel off the ground.

 

Right that seems to point to the fact that there is definitely something wrong with the stand on my bike then. Hopefully the stand I've brought that's supposed to be a genuine one will sort it out.

 

Whoop whoop dry fitted the genuine stand and it works a treat bike solid in both directions just need to get a grove machined in a bolt for the c clamp thing and jobs a gooden.