BV Bike Kickstand - Alloy Adjustable Height Rear Side Bicycle Kick Stand, for 24" - 28" Mountain Bike/Road Bike/BMX/MTB

Let’s be real—if you’re still leaning your bike against anything that isn’t a kickstand, you’re basically begging for a scraped frame or an embarrassing tumble. Enter the BV Bike Kickstand, the hero your bike deserves but probably doesn’t know it needs. This kickstand isn’t just a piece of metal stuck to your bike; it’s the unsung, sturdy, alloy-clad champion that keeps your ride standing tall and proud like it’s got a degree in bike architecture.First of all, the adjustable height? Genius. This thing can fit any 24” to 28” bike—whether you're rocking a mountain bike, road bike, or even something cool like a BMX/MTB. You could practically swap wheels with a circus bike and the kickstand would still hold its ground. Sturdy? Absolutely. It’s not going anywhere, even if your bike gets stuck in a windstorm or a minor earthquake. Don’t be fooled by its sleek alloy design—this bad boy can take the weight of your bike without buckling or giving you that "I’m holding my breath" feeling that some kickstands deliver.And let’s talk about installation—so easy, even a person who has never touched a wrench can get it done in 5 minutes. There’s no complicated toolkit required, no confusing assembly instructions that leave you questioning your life choices. Just adjust, tighten, and boom—you’re good to go.The side mounting feature ensures your bike doesn’t look like it’s about to fall over in the middle of the street, like an unkempt mess. And don’t get me started on how perfectly balanced it keeps your ride, unlike those other kickstands that look like they were designed by someone who hates bikes.If you’ve been living your life as a bike leaner and prayer, it’s time to upgrade. The BV Bike Kickstand is a game-changer—keeping your bike off the ground and looking way more sophisticated than that sad pile of metal you used to roll with.⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ (5/5) – Finally, a kickstand that doesn't suck.

I recently purchased this clamp-on kickstand for my Yamaha Moro 05, and I'm very happy with it, especially for the price. The adjustable length is a fantastic feature, allowing me to get the perfect angle for stability on different surfaces. It feels sturdy and does exactly what I need it to do.For my particular application on the Yamaha Moro 05, the included bolts were not long enough to securely clamp onto the chainstay. I had to replace two of the bolts with M6*1.0 30mm bolts. I was able to find these easily at Home Depot. I was able to reuse one of the original bolts, so only two new bolts were needed for a secure fit.Once I had the right bolts, installation was a breeze. For the price, you can't beat the value. If you have a bike with a thicker chainstay like the Moro 05, just be prepared to make a quick trip to the hardware store for longer bolts. Otherwise, this is a solid, adjustable, and affordable kickstand.

It's perfect. Easy to install and secure. It's easy to adjust to give the bike the perfect balance.

I recently bought a bike and one of the primary components I like on my bike are kickstands. OK, I like brakes and wheels too, plus a nice seat... but a kickstand is high on my list of must-haves for a bike. But the bike I bought didn't have the usual available spot to install a standard kickstand and the shop owner said you can't install a kickstand on these bikes. HA, I bet he only said that because of a lack of forward thinking and not having any BV Bike Kickstands in stock.So I went online, found these rear-mounting kickstands, reading over all the instructions very carefully and after looking at measurements and sizing and what not, landed on this product.it works wonderfully, is quite adjustable and so far, seems tough enough.I am not unhappy at all with it and yes, it does the trick just fine. Oh, and it was stupidly easy to install!!! Just make sure to place it far enough back to get out of the way of your foot on a pedal as it goes spinning by.UPDATE 7-3-19: There is one small quirk I'm having and that is, no matter how tight I think I have it, it seems to continually come loose and then the weight of the bike pushes out the angle of the kickstand. I'm always pushing it back with my foot and intermittently tightening the three bolts, but it's something to watch for. Still a great little stand if you can keep ahead of the loosening nuts... the ALLEN BOLT nuts.I totally recommend this one if you don't have a center-mount kickstand already.