PRO BIKE TOOL Fahrradständer – Robustes Aluminium mit Rutschfester Sohle – Zum sicheren Abstellen Ihres Fahrrads überall – Bequemer, einfacher Aufbau – Ständer für Fahrräder – 20,8 cm lang (Schwarz)

Perfect fit

When I took my bike in for repairs they took my bike stand and didn’t replace it (what the heck?!) but this was easy to attach with a hex wrench and it’s adjustable based on the height of the bike.

Sturdy and the adjustability is great.

It works, but looks bulky and out of place on my bike.

My review is based on 3 months of use on two different bikes. I try not to review anything unless it has been a min of one month and/or 5 uses depending on how its used, lets face it most things look good right out of the box you want to know how its holding up after the return window closed.Box/Bag opening and initial thoughts-Comes in a clear zip top bag, and the stand is in a bubble wrap bag, presents fairly well, even the allen hardware has lil numbs on the back side of them for protection. Looks fairly well made for the price point, for light duty use, the hinge area will be my only concern and perhaps hardware losing up, would have like to see some nylocks or some sort of backing hardware as this is going to see vibration on the trail.Install/Use -  Putting this on a Jamis mountain style bike with 26” tires, originally was more an off road bike but lately its just been an easy rail trail type bike so having a kickstand is appreciated when stopping to take a break or enjoy the scenery. Install is pretty easy, uses two different allen keys which are not included but if you have a set for your bike they are pretty common. Cleaned the location of the kickstand off first then loosely installed it so it could be slide back and forth to find the sweet spot on the tube and not interfere with anything. Originally tried to install it near the crank-where most of us are used to seeing one but it was far to close to the tire there, so put it kinda in-between. Had just enough length and angle to make good contact with the ground. I tightened each bolt equally and then once cycled it a few times re-tightened again just past hand tight. Sticks out farther then I like for a dedicated mountain bike but should be fine for my intended use, the bolts do protrude about a quarter of an inch out the back as pictured so make sure they don’t cause any interference with your placement. Been on the trail a few times and over a hundred miles and the hardware is still tight and kickstand works good, won’t win any aesthetics awards but functional it is. No noise or vibration from it. Decided to update the fleet and put it on an older comp bike with 29ers that again will mostly be a rail trail bike. Installed about the same, adjustability of this is nice if your swamping it around like we did. Put about 60 miles on that and again been good, flips down easy, supports the bike and hardware stayed put. Overall has worked well for an inexpensive kickstandFinal thoughts-I am sure you noticed I got this from Vine, because I write these awesome long reviews and take pics, as I too read reviews and use them to help me make decisions-hopefully you found my review helpful-now would I pay my hard earned side hustle, social monetization or 9 to 5er money for it-Yea I would, Cheap option that has enough adjustability for a many bikes. I consider value and what your spending in all my reviews and I have to give it 4 stars for Meets MY Expectations for price paid. Its simple but works, at time of review it was sub $10 and I don’t see much difference in all the inexpensive ones out there that clamp on. Went for the cheapest one I could find and am fine with it. dollar saved in a dollar earned.I will update if I encounter any problems, Adventure is out there.