Review on Greenfield Kickstand Brushed Aluminum Finish by Jason Pinkney

Holds the bike great. As tools I used a vise, a hacksaw, a metal file and an open-end wrench. Before cutting and filing, pay attention to the original flat surfaces. Also, I put the bike on some small 2x4s to get an idea of how much needs to be cut off after tipping the bike into position. So I attached the footboard twice: the first time to know how much to cut, and the second time attached more firmly and securely with Loctite. A rubber base (sold separately) also works well. At the time of writing, there appears to be a vendor on Revain that offers this at a better price.