Coupon ⭐ Greenfield Kickstand 285 Or 305 Mm In Two Colors Black ❤️

8 reviews for Coupon ⭐ Greenfield Kickstand 285 Or 305 Mm In Two Colors Black ❤️

1. 

   Rated 4 out of 5

   Mike T – December 24, 2018

   This is a solid stand. No issues but wanted to mention a couple things so you are prepared for the install. I had to cut about an inch off with a hack saw on a bike with 24 inch wheels, Ghost Kato. It’s aluminum so making the cut isn’t hard but you have to have a hack saw if you need to make an adjustment. Before you cut make sure you’re keeping the same angle on the bottom of the stand so it’s roughly flat on the ground and not a spike.Next you need a large hex key to tighten this. The bolt on this bike goes in a recessed area so I really needed the hex key and not just pliers around the grooved bolt. My normal tool kit didn’t have a hex key this big but had one in my mechanics kit. Not a big deal just a heads up.Once I cut it to length and tightened it down with the included washer it’s extremely secure and sturdy. I’m happy with this purchase, would buy it again and recommend it to others.

2. 

   Rated 5 out of 5

   iLikeWaffles – September 7, 2019

   For some reason my kids are obsessed with kickstands at this moment in life. They’re 6 and 4.5 years old. They’ve never had them. Only heard about them through historical revelations. In the car they were asking if their new bikes (secondhand) will have kickstands. I said I don’t know. Well both bikes came without kickstands. I told them I would order them and they thought, for that moment, that life couldn’t get any better. My son says…”you mean I get my own kickstand?” That’s right. I says. “Yes, yes, yes, we get our own kickstands they say screaming with joy.”Anyways, not to detract from this review due to a moment of joy only found in a child’s life, cut the kickstand at 220 for Specialized Hotrock 20″ and 180 for Hotrock 16”. Those numbers are if you’re using the optional rubber foot. 20″ and 16″ are the wheel sizes BTW. Not sure if it carries over to other brands. Measure twice cut once.

3. 

   Rated 5 out of 5

   Rob K – July 3, 2020

   I tried a couple other kinds of kickstands that can be adjusted higher or lower (which always comes loose) and attaches further back (which doesn’t hold the bike up as good where this is fastened). This old school design is the best. A thing to know is that if it’s too long for your bike, no problem it’s easy to cut with a hack saw. This was too long for my kids bike and it’s a quick adjustment. Just hold the bike up on a curb with the kickstand in the “stand” position hanging down the side of the curb, tilt the bike the angle you want it, then mark the kickstand at curb level. It’s aluminum which cuts easy, literally 10 seconds.

4. 

   Rated 4 out of 5

   Sana Benigno – December 16, 2020

   It’s lightweight and easy to cut with a hacksaw. Just be sure to measure 5x and cut once…in fact you are better cutting off less than more to start so you can see if the bike lean looks good. If you cut off too much you are stuck but if you cut less, you can still adjust. I use the hack where I installed the full-length kickstand with the mounting hole on the bike, then held the bike in my garage with the kickstand leaning in the “water-step” on the edge of my garage. The 1″ to 1.5″ water step is just inside of the garage door. It’s there so when it rains water doesn’t backflow into your garage. I used a sharpie to mark off the difference in height so it’s at the level of my garage and it worked perfectly.

5. 

   Rated 5 out of 5

   Stephen H. – August 11, 2021

   Searched forever to find a kickstand that was a single piece instead of a screw down adjustable. This is light and sturdy. I ordered the small but I must have cut off about four inches for my kid’s 20” Specialized RipRock, so I wonder if I got the big one. Took about 5 minutes to cut it to length with a dremel and then another couple of minutes to grind the edges so that there were no sharp edges. It is marked on the inside as to length. I cut it to 210mm for the kid’s 20 inch bike and it’s perfect. No need for a rubber foot to lose as it’s thick enough for total stability except for mud. Clearly solid aluminum to be this thick while still light.

6. 

   Rated 4 out of 5

   raj from chicago – April 20, 2022

   The Greenfield kickstand is a standard accessory sold for bicycles and many bicycles are manufactured with a welded bracket that fits the kickstand perfectly. If your bicycle doesn’t have the bracket Greenfield makes a kickstand that clamps onto the chain stays near the bottom bracket. It’s a good idea to obtain the longest kickstand available and then shorten it as needed. It’s made of an aluminum like material and is easy to cut with a hacksaw or similar.In use this Greenfield kickstand works flawlessly. It snaps down into parked position and snaps up into riding position. Occasional tightening of the mounting hardware and a spritz of lubricant is all the maintenance one might perform.I’m confident with the Greenfield name and recommend it.

7. 

   Rated 4 out of 5

   Tmplknght – May 9, 2022

   After installing this thing I now see why many kickstands have an adjustable plastic foot. I didn’t want plastic so I got this solid metal kickstand but the trade-off is that you have to cut it to the size of your bike. There doesn’t seem to be any good instructions or resources for how to measure a kickstand for a bike so I ended up just cutting off around 10 mm and checking it (it only took two cuts). I used a hacksaw to cut it and the angle wasn’t quite right so I had to file it down as well. It was a bit disappointing that I had to buy a specific hex tool / Allen wrench too because it requires 8 mm, if they could’ve made it 7 mm it would accommodate more common tool sets.

8. 

   Rated 4 out of 5

   T. H. – August 17, 2022

   Does not fit a Specialized Rockhopper 29″. It rubs against the rear tire when installed. Plate needs to be wider for larger mountain bike tires.