🚲 BlueSunshine Adjustable Alloy Bike Kickstand: Perfect Fit for 20", 24", 26" Road and Mountain Bicycles Review

Got this for a 20" rim I have 16" rims knew it would be too tall I made it shorter, that's not the problem , which I want to point out if you're thinking about it again. Make sure the frame you attach it to is oval and not round or it will just slip. That being said, I know I can get it working, but it will take work.

Will not fit my son's 20" bike and should not be advertised as suitable for a 20" bike. The extension also broke in the nut and had to be replaced. The quality of the stand is good but generally bad reviews for the issues encountered with a product that should work without packaging.

For 20" 7 speed kids mountain bikes. Good price. The materials seem to be of very good quality considering how cheap it is. The stand is designed for heavy use without weighing down children. Good quality rubber cover. All good quality. Ease of installation. Fits perfectly between the most closed crank/pedal and disc brake. Happier than I thought.

The footrest was fairly easy to install but the support piece that slides through the 'T-slot' for height adjustment was removed when I installed it installed the first time. Not sure if I received a refund or if it happened in production, but the small rectangular stamped, drilled and tapped part is Chinese made junk. The car is my own part.

Received the footrest today and installed it on a 24" mountain bike for a 10 year old. after putting it on and trying to adjust the length to the height of the wheel, the threads on the adjuster screw were either sent to me broken or broken straight away. i like tightening these screws on bikes but i didn't even get a chance to actually tighten this one before keeps spinning and spinning Save your money and avoid this stand and buy from the best manufacturer.

This was the cheapest stand at Revain at $6.49 so I wasn't expecting much. I installed it on a 26" bike so the adjustable length worked for me. However, I only installed it at the back, next to the dropout, so that it does not interfere with the pedals in any way. It didn't work because the leg was round and the fit on the leg was oval. No matter how hard I tightened the fitting, it shifted and twisted under the weight of the bike. My "ah-ha” moment came when I noticed the oval nature of the…