Greenfield Kickstand and Plate

This is a very basic product that is designed and made well. The kick stand was easy to install and it snaps right up or down when kicked into position. It took a few tries with my hacksaw to shorten the kick stand to the right length for the bike that I installed it on, but aluminum cuts very easily. I suspect that this will last longer than the bike I attached it to.

Keeps the bicycle up just fine. The tools I used were a bench vise, hacksaw, metal file, and open-ended wrench. Keep the original flat surfaces in mind before cutting and filing. Also, I put the bicycle on a couple small, scrap 2x4s to get an idea of how much to cut after leaning bike to desired position. So, I attached kickstand twice - first time, to know how much to cut off, and second time, tighter and secured permanently with Loctite. The rubber base (purchased separately) works well too. At time of writing this, there appears to be a supplier on Amazon that offers this for a better price.

much better than the fragile adjustables.

I'm rebuilding some old bikes and I wanted to get the best. These kickstands have been around for 50 years, maybe longer, and they're still the best ones made. All aluminum construction, lightweight, strong, and extremely durable. You have to cut them to fit, but it's worth the effort.

Installed this on a 1995 Haro Shredder freestyle bike that is chrome/aluminum. My son inherited the bike and it was quickly determined that in order to keep the bike pristine it needed a kick stand. This kickstand is good quality, sturdy, and mounts securely. The finish is ok, hence the 4-stars. It's a bit unrefined but it doesn't look out of place on the bike. The hardware is questionable and seems too light to be effective, but it is just a kickstand so it should be fine.

High quality. Easy to cut to size with a hack saw (I have just a small one from Home Depot that worked just fine). I’m sure these will outlast the bikes they are on.

I purchased this for my daughter’s 18 inch bike. I trimmed it to the 19 inch mark on the stand. The measurements were totally wrong. I ordered a replacement and plan on installing it on her bike without modification.

Has lines so it is easy to cut at the correct angle. Directions are good. Looks good. Seems to be durable. Same kickstand that has worked on another bike for overv10 years. The 285mm would have fit my 27.5" bike fine.

You may have to cut the material to adjust the height. Make sure you have a hacksaw handy :)

Nice one

Kickstand snapped right off today. Amazon sells replacement at 25$ while local store - 13$