Review on 🚲 Enhance Your Cycling Experience: Greenfield KS2S Bicycle Kickstand with Retro Kit by Tingate Skrbec

I used my circular saw to cut 1.5" and 2" respectively for 18" and 16" kids bikes (look at the sidewall of the tire) , then put on the rubber handpiece I bought separately below. If you don't use a rubber tip, you may want to cut less. The attached paper instructions allow you to use a hacksaw. A screw, lock washer and top mounting plate were also included. You can hand tighten the knurled screw head, but I used my own hex screwdriver (not included). The stand (and top plate) are made of durable metal and fold securely (good, springy latch). Bikes now take up much less space in the garage. Trekking Poles with Rubber Tips Protector 12-Pack: https://smile.amazon.com/gp/product/B00G60LJP8