Bike Kickstand Adjustable Rear Mount Aluminum Alloy Bicycle Kickstand for 24” 26” 700C 27.5” 28” inch Mountain Bike Adult Bike

The unit is very well made and easy to install. Very sturdy and works very well. My only complaint is that it didn't come with the Alyn wrench needed to install it. Fortunately, I had the correct size in my toolbox. Caution, when lining up the bolts make sure you have the threads lined up properly. Do not force as you will strip the threads on the unit. Fortunately, I watched a video where the fellow installing the unit stripped the threads and I used caution. All went well and I have a very nice kick stand installed.

Just installed this kickstand on my Schwinn Varsity 1250 700c hybrid bicycle. Only thing to take into consideration before purchasing is that this kickstand might not mount properly with some disc brake systems. For me personality, this wasn't an issue since this bike has cantilever brakes. My last pic shows me holding a 5mm Allen key (the most commonly used size on bicycles) somewhat close to where a disc brake rotor would sit so you can see there's little clearance. Depending on frame shape and angle of the tubes on it, i could see the bracing arm and brake caliper lining up, which could also make mounting difficult.It's the perfect kickstand for my needs. Mounted in just minutes, looks good and far more sturdy then my last. I ride a lot, carry a bag with necessities, like a few tools if anything breaks, etc, so the added support def makes me satisfied.Installation tip:When installing, tighten all of the bolts until they are just snug. Doing that before you fully tighten any down will seat the mount where it fits the best, basically pulling itself in line to where it should be. Then, kinda like you would do with bolts that hold your handlebars to the stem, tighten them down evenly, alternating between each bolt a little at a time, until they are tightened fully.Hope this helps!Craig

Just barely big enough for my Norco Storm w/ 27.5" wheels, and it's the biggest one I could find. Took a few tries to get to grab correctly onto the upper frame member, but it was doable. After getting it on correctly, I am pleased with how sturdy it holds the bike up. The height-adjustable end seems like a good idea, but unfortunately it has a side effect of occasionally falling off. Easy enough to put back on, but eventually I know I will lose it. I am thinking about epoxying it in place for a permanent setting.

I bought a couple of these. They work great. They attach easily and stay secured well. The upper brace keeps the side stand from rotating, which is a problem with the other side stands. I would definitely recommend a side stand that has the upper support brace.

Product was a perfect fit!

So far works great!

the stand it self is ok the foot needs to be a bit wider and made of rubber not plastic even on concreat it slips some also the bolts have tendecy to get lose easy so have to constant tighten up think a dab of blue locktight on bolts be great from them but i guess i buy my own

Fits great on my Crew Defender. After discovering that it didn't come with a kickstand, I tried out an aftermarket center-mounted kickstand, and I realized I had to have it extended very far out in order for the bike to not be leaning over, the kickstand looked like it was going to break, and it would get caught in the spokes of my rear tire if I wasn't careful. This kickstand has none of those problems, and I wished I had gone with it earlier. I was a bit skeptical because I had never seen a rear-mounted kickstand before, but I could tell after mounting it on and trying it for the first time that it was going to be nice and solid; the 2-point attachment also feels like an extra guarantee that it'll stay in place. I'm very happy with it so far and would get again. It also functions almost just as easily using my foot as a center mount one would; I just have to reach back a little further than I'm used to.