HENGJIAN Side Stand Sleeve S8-Z300-24-04 (4)
The HENGJIAN side stand sleeve S8-Z300-24-04 is an original pivot bushing designed for the side stand assembly of HENGJIAN S8-Z300 off-road supports the side stand at the frame bracket, helping to maintain a consistent lean angle and stable parking on varied terrain.
Main Features
- Genuine HENGJIAN spare part for the S8-Z300 side stand assembly
- Acts as a pivot sleeve between the side stand and the mounting bracket
- Helps reduce metal-to-metal contact and localized wear at the pivot
- Contributes to smooth side stand movement and controlled free play
- Manufactured to match the original S8-Z300 side stand dimensions
Technical Details
| Attribute | Value |
| Manufacturer | HENGJIAN |
| Part type | Side stand sleeve / pivot bushing |
| Manufacturer part number | S8-Z300-24-04 |
| Vehicle application | HENGJIAN S8-Z300 side stand assembly |
| Installation position | Side stand pivot area at the frame bracket |
| Component group | Side stand / support system |
Function and Benefits
The side stand pivot is exposed to repeated load cycles, dirt and moisture, which can gradually wear the original sleeve and increase play in the a worn sleeve with the HENGJIAN S8-Z300-24-04 part helps restore the designed clearance between the side stand and its mounting, improving overall stability when the motorcycle is parked.
By providing a defined bearing surface for the pivot bolt, this sleeve supports smoother movement of the side stand, reduces unwanted wobble and minimizes uneven wear on adjacent components in the side stand assembly.
Typical Use Cases
- Refurbishing a loose or wobbling side stand on HENGJIAN S8-Z300 models
- Replacing a damaged or ovalized original pivot sleeve during chassis overhaul
- Preventive maintenance on motorcycles frequently used in off-road conditions
- Completing a side stand assembly rebuild together with springs, return bushings and related hardware
Installation Considerations
Installation typically involves disassembling the side stand pivot, removing the worn sleeve and fitting the replacement sleeve into the designated bore in the side stand or frame reassembly, the side stand should move freely without binding, while exhibiting only the small amount of play intended by the manufacturer.
For the most consistent result, the side stand pivot bolt, return bushing, springs and mounting bracket are usually inspected at the same time and replaced if excessive wear is present.
