🏍️ Motorcycle Kickstand 2 Pack Plate Biker's Orange Kick Stand Pad - Enhance Stability and Protect Bike! Review

Stop searching for other footpegs and buy these. You will not regret it. I was pleasantly surprised by their quality. I compared them to the ones I bought from a popular online motorcycle retailer and they turned out to be just as good maybe better as they have wave grips on the bottom. Buy with confidence and maybe buy a set of 2 for a friend.

Great footrests. I plan to order more. A friend uses pieces of wood and I like them because they are easy to see and have a good trace. Keep one on my gravel road at home and one in my tank bag when parking on grass or gravel. Would like to add additional items to other bags in case I lose one or if a riding buddy needs it.

These large plastic footplates proved strong and fairly grippy in adverse conditions (why else would I use them?). They're big, plastic, and colorful, so I won't forget them. Remember to mention cheap but don't confuse it with cheaply made. They do their job without unnecessary frills and successfully cope with the function for which they were created.

The foot on my kickstand is barely more than an inch square which is crazy for a 500 pound bike, the Triumph Sprint 900, even more so when it is long loaded. long distance travel This solves my parking problem and being bothered by soft, muddy sand or mud, and it fits in the side pockets of my vest. All it takes is a piece of rope, the rope hole is pre-drilled so perfectly I'm no longer afraid to stop.

These are great coasters that help my coaster not rust or slip on the pavement, are gentle on the tarmac and are bright orange for better visibility. Admittedly, my apartment building needs them to maintain YOUR sidewalk, but I see long-term goals here. No complaints, 5 stars. Package 2 is handy as I also have two motorcycles.

You never know when you'll have to park in the dirt at a festival or when the Arizona sun will soften the pavement. That's right, the Arizona sun softens parking lots, you can drown in a hairpin. In this world you'll usually find an aluminum can, a plastic water bottle lying around to crush, or a rock to stand your bike on but knowing you have the gear to keep your bike upright is priceless.

They work great if you have to park in a black tar lot during the day. Prevents your stand from sinking into the resin. There is nothing worse than coming home from work to find your motorcycle lying on its side with the footrest deeply embedded in resin. It's big, but not something you carry in your pocket. Better for storing in pockets or storage compartments.

This is a basic piece of hard plastic but it works great. I threaded a thin piece of string (one string will do) through the hole in the pillow and then loosely tied the other end of the string to the left handlebar as I got off the bike. I have a large Harley touring bike so I can't just hop on my bike / straighten it off the stand and then bend down to lift the pad off the ground before riding. It's also a reminder for me not to go without a pad (I lost one that way). It seems to be working…