Bike Kickstand Adjustable Aluminium Alloy Bicycle Kickstand Bike Side Kickstand Fit for 22" 24" 26" 28" Mountain Bike Road Bike/BMX/MTB (Black for 22-24-26-27-28 inch bike)

Well made and sturdy. It holds my motorized bike up without issue.

This item was super easy to install. There was no instructions included but it wasn’t hard to figure out. The video that I saw a few things that I wanted to debunk. The plastic things that touch into the bike are not hard plastic, they are a soft plastic. The little rattle thing to extend the leg does seem to be fixed as there is a plastic coating that makes it much more secure and does not allow the leg to fall off. Overall really pleased with the purchase!

I only just received the product. The screws were ridiculously tight on delivery. The tiny hex wrenches supplied were wholly inadequate to remove them. Fortunately I have a good set of wrenches. After that , installation was easy. I had to install the device far enough back so the pedal wouldn’t hit it. That positioning along with the limited angle of the device to the ground means it is only just adequate to hold the bike up on fairly level ground. Care must be taken to keep the front end from tipping over the bike when employing the stand. That being said, the kickstand has aesthetic appeal, doesn’t get in the way and does the job. I’m satisfied with the purchase. My bike is a 26” mountain bike. I don’t remember it’s down tube dimensions, but I’m 6’2” and the bike is properly sized for me so it’s on the larger side.

Super easy to install! The whole thing start to finish took me about 20 minutes- 1 minute for actually getting on the bike, the other 19 for adjusting it so the pedal didn't hit it and so the bike would stand at a proper angle. There are only three or so screws to tighten the kickstand around the bike part and an allen wrench is included so it's super easy. It also has a smaller allen wrench to extend the length or shorten the length of the kickstand. I think One reviewer said it will scratch the bike frame but they included rubber pieces so it won't scratch the bike frame. But honestly if your bike frame isn't scratched then you're not riding it enough because who cares about the scratches! I bought this one on a lightning deal and I am returning the other one that was not on a deal because this one works just fine. Oh and I have a large mountain bike and the kickstand was plenty long enough.

The TOPCABIN Bike Kickstand does its job—if you have larger bars. It’s designed to clamp securely onto thicker frames, and for those bikes, it’s fine. However, if your bike has smaller bars, even with the spacer, the grip isn’t sturdy enough to provide reliable support.I ended up returning it because it just didn’t hold well on my smaller-framed bike. It’s probably great for bigger bikes, but for anything with a more lightweight frame, I’d look elsewhere.3/5 stars for build quality, but it just wasn’t a fit for me.

I have a Giant NRS, which has kind of a funky rear suspension. It has a lot of goodies, but it never had a kick stand. I bought this bike over 10 years ago...back when everybody wanted smaller cell phones...and while I've spoken to many people at bike shops, nobody was able to help me in getting a kick stand. In fact, they all told me it was impossible.That's right, we've gone to the moon, we've split the atom, we can talk face to face to people on the other side of the planet...we can even make legs for people with no legs enabling them to run faster than people with friggin legs... yet we can't get a kick stand on a rear suspension bicycle.So this bike, which was far more expensive than the Huffy junk, gets thrown on the ground when I'm not riding it, while Huffy junk gets a kick stand.So being the stubborn crazy guy I am, I went ahead and ordered this, as my deranged brain couldn't process the idea that mankind is still too primitive to get a kick stand to work on this bike.And behold! It turns out humanity HAS advanced to this level!Can time travel be far off?I snugged this down near the rear axle, and that was that. No adjustments were needed, though you can extend the arm out.Now, my bike is a bit heavy. I have a rack, a bag on the rack, a lock, lights, a heavy child seat, and of course me. This means it is not quite as stable on the stand as, say, a stripped down beach cruiser.It's plenty stable for my uses, which is to keep me from having to lean my bike against stuff or throw it on the ground.It's solid, it doesn't come down unless you put it down, it looks good, and it's cheap.Highly Recommend!

The product is not as strong as it states it will get loose no matter how tightened you tighten it and your bike will fall down.if I tighten the screws it feels like it's going to break or strip it can I get my money back please

No instructions came in the package, but installation was very easy. It fit well for a 24 inch wheel kids bike, but at the lowest height setting. I don’t see how it would work for a 22 inch bike.