Curved Horizontal Side Mount License Holder. Fitment Note: Must use the correct model specific mounting hardware. (Sold separately). â¢ Mounting clamps for a variety of applications are sold separately and allow the license holder to be installed on the swingarm of Dynas, Sportsters, Softails, and Rockers!
There are two types of stance offsets â a setback Stance and a Centred Stance (see below). Setback Stance: A Setback Stance means that the front binding will be further away from the nose than the back binding is from the tail. For example a setback stance of -20mm means that the bindings are set 20mm closer to the tail than they would be if centred on the board. Centred Stance: The distance from front binding to nose is equal to the distance from the back binding to the tail.
KÅkutsu-dachi (å¾å±ç«, back long stance). This is a mirror image of zenkutsu-dachi, where the rear leg is bent strongly at the knee and the front leg is either straight or slightly bent, depending on the style.The rear foot is turned 90 degrees to the side. The body is turned 90 degrees or more away, except for the head which looks to the front.enkutsu-dachi is one of the most common stances in kata. Nekoashi-dachi (ç«è¶³ç«, cat foot stance). All weight rests on the back leg, which is bent at the knee. The rear foot is turned at about 20-30 degrees out and the knee sits at the same angle.