Lumintrail Center Mount Bike Double Leg Kickstand - Adjustable Height Kick Stands for 24, 26, 27.5, 29 Inch Adult Bicycles - Perfect for Cruiser, Road and Hybrids

This kickstand is the heaviest duty one I have bought it’s different than the metal than the black metal ones needs to be wider in the so gives more space between the tire and more support back-and-forth. I have found where they got the little not just cut out for it to go up before they close to the bottom of the frame that if I build them to where they don’t go into the notches that it hangs down a little lower and allows it to stay further away from the tires. I haven’t done it yet, but I plan to I’m using it on a 27.5 inch wheel and tire E bike it put the feet a little closer to the ground, but allows it to be further away from the tire. This would be an immaculate. . This would be a immaculate heavy duty center kickstand if it was just a little wider at the tire and at feet to support the bike and not rub the car, but it’s all I’ve been able to find the other ones are the same. This is just a heavier, duty, metal and pen in the hinging part I might can put a spacer with a hex boat goes through on the bottom part that would lower it and will pull it down for her away from the tire, which would give more clearance but still isn’t wide enough at the feet, but it’s all it’s offered in this other than that I like it very well and I use it. The weld could be a little bit better instead of just spotwelding, but this is the first whatever kind of metal this is one that I bought the others I bought three or four of the black ones, but it’s all that I can find it’s offered and I have to use a center kick stand. this is just my opinion and thoughts about a wonderful product

I LOVE these double legged bicycle kickstands. They are great for keeping my touring bike upright even when loaded with panniers. My only complaint is that I think the legs should be wider to better hold the bike up in a wind, especially with loaded panniers which act like sails in the wind. These kickstands are also great for fixing a flat tire without turning your bike upside down or on its side. To remove the front wheel, just remove the front panniers, lifting the front wheel off the ground. To remove the rear wheel, just remove the rear panniers, again, lifting the rear wheel off the ground. This is a very lightweight kickstand and I love the way you can easily raise or lower the kickstand legs just by pushing a button on the leg and moving the legs up or down. Great product!

There are several things I like about this kickstand. Having said that, let me be clear about one thing: it is not rugged, and I fully expect it to break pretty soon, but that's okay. The good: the mounting bracket looks pretty sturdy, and I expect that it will last for a long time. The leg extension system works well, and is quite intuitive. Right now, this thing is supporting my moped wonderfully. The bad: there is no way that the plastic teeth on the leg extensions and the little pieces of spring steel wire that notch into them are going to hold up over time. The spring mechanism that swings the stand up and down does not operate under a whole lot of spring tension, and I expect that this will give out soon enough. The redemption: the metal legs that the plastic extensions slide onto are hollow, and will perfectly fit appropriate lengths of 3/8 inch mild steel rod inside of them, sliding telescopically as if they were made for it. When these plastic pieces of s*** break, I will simply replace them with set screw secured custom cut lengths of 3/8 inch steel rod, which is one of my favorite fabricating material that I always have on hand. I can also fabricate a pin system that will hold the stand up if the spring mechanism breaks. I suppose this is a sort of faint praise, but for me, the stand is great. If you use your bike a lot, however, and aren't into metal work as a hobby, you may be disappointed at the longevity of this item.

First of all it needs to be like 3 in wider on each side because it's totally unstable in the bike just tipped over all the time at the slightest provocation secondly it doesn't close nearly far enough so it practically drags on the ground if you extend the feet far enough to do their job and thirdly it opens way too far so that the feet don't sit flat on the ground like they're designed they sit at this crazy angle and then on top of that it doesn't stay tight no matter what you do it keeps coming loose I mean not like once in awhile but like literally every few minutes you know he used it once and he go to kick it back and it's loose and the thing up in the top that that you put the bolt through to hold it in place swivels around so it rubs against your will and the kickstand swivels to the side one way or the other so you end up with it rubbing against your back tire and when you try to straighten it it just Jiggles around so yeah I go get an allen wrench and tighten it down again and it just literally doesn't stay tight it's useless if I didn't know better I'd say it was made by a dyslexic drunk monkey with only two fingers who deliberately sabotaged it. Don't buy this piece of junk you'd be better off duct tape in a freaking stick to the side of your bike for a kickstand

I was tired of having bicycle lean over and fall from top heavy weight when stopped out and about. Also at home takes up more space leaning on factory kickstand and when trying to oil, repair, adjust it was a hassle. This kickstand solved the problem by holding bike straight up, no falling over, taking up less space at home and easy to lube, adjust, repair, however one of the adjustable legs was lost on 3rd ride. Didnt notice till i got home it was no longer there. It had been because i used it to hold bike up at starbucks. $30 for something that lasted 2.5 bike rides well not good. Didnt install it immefiately because allen bolt is big and had to buy a kit at hf to install it. Dudnt realize i only had a 30 day window to return/replace. Beside that the ends arent rubbery, its a hard plastic but that didnt really matter. In pic you can see adjustable end missing behind rim.

I purchased this kickstand for my Specialized Crosstrail which I use for bike packing. I had grown tired of always needing to search out a tree or a post against which to lean the fully loaded bike. A conventional one leg kickstand was out of the question since the associated lean to the side would insure that the loaded bike would fall over. This kickstand was the perfect solution as the double leg feature allows the bike to stay in a vertical orientation. Moreover, the independently adjustable legs (accomplished by pushing in a release button and sliding the leg in or out) accommodate uneven ground. The aluminum kickstand is well made and quite sturdy. It was easy to install without modification and does not interfere with operation of the Crosstrail when in the "up position." Several of my bike packing friends have expressed an interest in this stand due to its features and competitive pricing. Well done, Lumintrail. Five Stars! UPDATED REVIEW- I wanted to continue to like it, I really did. As one can see from the above review, I was impressed with the stand out of the box and on the bike. Unfortunately, the stand did not meet my expectations in practical use. I just returned from a 4 day bikepacking trip on the C&O Canal where wet and muddy conditions were encountered. Upon departure, the stand was as tight as I dared make it, however, during the course of the trip, the stand became loose, twisted and hung lower and lower. It appears that some type of compression washer disintegrated as the stand was repeated engaged. This could probably be fixed, however, the adjustable legs are no longer adjustable as they appear to be frozen in their sleeves. Moreover, unless the loaded bike was perfectly balanced, the stand was not stable enough to keep the bike from several ugly falls. Perhaps I expected more of the stand than it could deliver. If it is your intent to use the stand on an unloaded bike and in reasonably dry and clean conditions, then you will probably be happy with it. In my case, real life application has shown some shortcomings and I am searching for a better solution. THREE STARS AT BEST

Great quality at a value price

So although in general this is a great idea and as far as sturdiness or stability goes it does stand much better that the one legged kick stand over all the material chosen for the mounting section was not thought thru enough. It’s plastic and it gets loose way too easily, wobbles and eventually I find that out because I can hear my tire rubbing up against on e of the legs. The spring inside doesn’t look like it’s going to hold up for too much longer but I do like the adjustable legs as they do assist with lifting either side of the bike to work on it. The button does tend to get stuck though.

Very strong for my heavy E-Bike. Like it!