Review on Minoura DS 30 Foldable Display Stand by Cornelius Mosley

Thing turned out to be the worst thing I could do with my bikes. If you don't need it to put on your bike and leave it there forever, don't waste your money. The damn thing takes quite a bit of force to adjust the rear skewers, even for a sane late 30's biker like me. Just wondering if a 60 year old cyclist would have the patience and not just the strength to install it on their bike. Then comes the withdrawal process. Since the side stand frame is quite rigid, it is difficult to remove and there is a high risk of damaging the spokes or hitting the derailleur hard. And forget about "solving" it from both sides at once, unless your name is The Incredible Hulk, of course. And at the very least, but not least, it really needs a level ground/surface to lie on to be completely stable. Even the smallest gap between the tiles can cause the bike to become very unstable. Save some money, there are tons of better ones out there worth paying the extra money for if needed.