iSKYS Black MTB Bike Bicycle Cycling Side Road Mountain Kickstand Stand RA006

Good replacement for the kickstand on my Backcountry Mule ebike. After breaking the standard kickstand and having it repaired three times, I bought this one. The mounting screw holes fit perfectly though I bolted them on with stainless steel components rather than simply using the threaded screw holes in the bike frame. The kickstand is fairly steady and sturdy though the bike will still blow over in a high wind (this is what broke the original stand three times)...so, with careful and thoughtful use, this kickstand works well. The original was cast aluminum and the steel in this kickstand is much sturdier and will survive a blow over.

Very weak. Didnt even last 5 days for a 26in bike, before it started bending. Bike was falling over after 5 mins of in a stillPosition. Poor. But you get what you pay for

Like others, I was fooled by the picture that makes it look like it's adjustable. Look closely at the picture. You'll see that one is the length when it's down and the other is the length when it's kicked up, as if it is mounted on your bike. I'm going to have to trim about a half an inch off of it because it is too long. I guess better too long than too short!Another point is that it is very cheaply made. I guess I just won't lean on my bike to adjust the brake cable with the kickstand down, like I did with my last one. SMH.

This Kickstand was difficult to find. I needed one for a 2017 Kona Dew Plus Hybrid Bike, which doesn't have a Kickstand. But Kona's newer models do. And yet they don't sell the kickstand, as a part. With almost no information about the OEM Kickstand, except pictures from their new bikes, I finally found this iSKYS RA006 kickstand. It's very similar; but not the same item. The key to making this work, was to figure out that my Chainplate has two holes near the Dropout, that are 4 cm apart. The newer Dew's have their Kickstand mounted through them. It turns out that's what's called an "integrated KSA-40 mount". The only website that talks about this, is at Cyclingabout(.com). I still didn't know if the thing would mount without interfering with the Disc Brake. As it turns out, there's ample room to use the supplied bolts on my bike.I noticed in the questions area, that someone asked if the length was adjustable. I don't think it is. The large plastic sleeve, near where it mounts, doesn't seem to be able to rotate, or move in any way that would change its length. But the amount of Lean seems right for my bike. I included a picture from the rear, so you can see how much the bike leans with this Kickstand. My Tires are 700c x 35 (~27.5" dia).I can't speak to how durable it is yet. But at such a low price, it's worth it to me, even if it only lasts a year.

Too short for my mountain bike with 27.5" wheels. Th bike will only stay up when I turn the front wheel all the way. Otherwise the quality seems ok.