🚲 Versatile Adjustable Bike Kickstand with Bonus Allen Hexagon Wrenches- Ideal for 22" 24" 26" 28" Bicycles Review

Good quality stand, easy to install. The size makes it very stable, but be aware that it can rotate so make sure you don't rotate it too far to get in the way of the pedals.

Very good footrest. Bought this for my wife's bike which had a terribly cheap kickstand. This one is much larger and can carry more weight without tipping the bike over. The kickstand is also adjustable to fit the bike perfectly.

The stand was easy to install but it broke on the first day of use. I pushed my bike backwards on flat cement. When I turned the bike over, the footboard scraped the ground and broke in half. It is made of hard plastic and will not withstand normal use.

Nice item but will not fit a 28" bike and may be too small for a 26" bike. I have to put a rock or piece of wood under the stand to make it work with my bike. Also, the footpeg rubs against my tire and doesn't adjust to move it away from the tire.

Does not fit my bike because my bike has a big gap, it just moves and shifts. I returned it. Went to the local bike shop and was told my bike wasn't designed for a kickstand. The guy told me it was a waste of money. Regarding the product I returned. It seemed decent, I'd give it a B or 85%.

Two hex wrenches are provided to make tightening easier. In most cases this would have been done in less than 5 minutes on my bike, it was a bit tricky like having a cable that was in the way but it was done in 10 minutes but other than that it's very easy, since my bike is a bit heavy you had to push the extension screw really hard, ok but too good buy for the price !

Really make sure your chainstays aren't too thick where they meet the frame before you buy and make sure , that nothing gets in the way AND you have different sizes of Allen keys as they are not supplied. Those were my problems, the thickness of the chainstays at the point of their connection to the frame was too thick. This can be adjusted for different thicknesses, but I couldn't put a screw in the hole to tighten it. Also, my bike's brake cables were right above where the nut was supposed to