Bike Kickstand for 16 18 20 Inch Kids Bike, Adjustable Rear Mount Bicycle Kick Stand

My ebike has 20 inch tires. It's a goplus20 folding ebike and I have ridden it for about 6,000 plus miles over 7 years. The battery is a 36 volt and I can still at slower speeds 10mph get about 12 miles from a charge. My original kickstand finally gave out. Got this and installed it, about 10 minutes adjusted works great. BTW the ebike uses a silverfish battery. I plan to replace the rear hub motor with a 1,000 watt motor and stay the 52 volt battery on the back rack after I install solid tires on the wheels for no-flats. Maximum speed right now about 18 mph but the old battery drops to about 6 miles riding at the higher throttle speeds. Anyhow, this kickstand was easy to install looks good enough to do the trick.

I bought the kickstand for a 20" size bike, and it fit very well. It was easy to adjust and for my grand kids to operate, and it looks good on the bike.

I wanted a kickstand for my Brompton bike. Brompton's don't have kickstands and one is supposed to use the rear wheel hinge(?) method to park the bike. But whenever I had some items in the rear rack (e.g. jacket, small items, etc.) it was a hassle to keep the bike standing since there was no kickstand and I couldn't keep the bike standing without taking off all the items in the rear rack. (I do have the front bag, but I don't always carry that front bag with me.)So although I knew it went against the spirit of Brompton bikes, I got this cheap bike stand and installed it onto a frame in the back. Although Brompton frames are round, and this kick stand is supposed to be used for oval shaped frames, by tightening the kickstand quite firmly, I was able to keep the bike standing just by using the kickstand. I'm sure it won't hold a lot of weight, but then again, I'm only planning on using the kickstand for lightweight items (jackets), and for rides that require heavy loads, I'll bring my front bag with me.

Product arrived on time; looks nice, but required extra tightening to prevent it from rotating on the frame. This EBike’s frame post is round and not oblong. Therefore the stand was pivoting around the frame and required tightening. It cracked and broke when doing so.If your bike has an oblong tube it perhaps will work better because the shape of the tube and stand will not allow for it to pívot freely.

Easy to attach and does the job. It looks sturdy and nice on my son's bike.