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Greenfield305mm Stabilizer Rear Stay-Mount SKS2 Kickstand - Black
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Greenfield SKS2 rear stay-mount Kickstands.
- Fits tube sizes up to 7/8" diameter
- Will not work with a disc brake
UPC
750762100196
EAN
10750762100193
MPN
SKS2-305B
Tree Fort ID:
333222360619
Review Summary
LIKES
Sturdy (2),
Functional (2)
WORKS FOR
Commuting (2),
Touring (1)
DISLIKES
none
5.0 GEARS
2 reviews
2 reviews
Customer Questions
Q.
asked by: a guest
looking for a kickstand for my LHT that won't damage the frame or conflict w/spare spo
looking for a kickstand for my LHT that won't damage the frame or conflict w/spare spo
Q.
asked by: a guest
Does this kickstand fit a 26 or 28 inch bike?
Does this kickstand fit a 26 or 28 inch bike?
Q.
asked by: a guest
so what is the difference from this and the SKS2 beside the price
so what is the difference from this and the SKS2 beside the price
Q.
asked by: a guest
can this kickstand hold more than 250 pounds
can this kickstand hold more than 250 pounds
A.
anwered by: mlewis
This kickstand does not have a weight limit, please keep in mind kickstands are designed to just hold up your bike, not bike and rider. Putting full rider weight on a kickstand can cause failure of your frame.
This kickstand does not have a weight limit, please keep in mind kickstands are designed to just hold up your bike, not bike and rider. Putting full rider weight on a kickstand can cause failure of your frame.
Q.
asked by: a guest
how many pounds of weight can this kickstand hold
how many pounds of weight can this kickstand hold
A.
anwered by: mlewis
This kickstand does not have a weight limit, please keep in mind kickstands are designed to just hold up your bike, not bike and rider. Putting full rider weight on a kickstand can cause failure of your frame.
This kickstand does not have a weight limit, please keep in mind kickstands are designed to just hold up your bike, not bike and rider. Putting full rider weight on a kickstand can cause failure of your frame.
Customer Reviews
5
December 11, 2011
reviewed by: A Guest
I put this kickstand on my Jake the Snake that I converted to a touring bike. Installation went fairly smoothly, but I definitely had to consult the instructions online. Make sure to use blue loc-tite on all the screws and check them for looseness periodically. It's been on there for a year now with no issues. It gets lot of comments! I think seeing a kickstand on a "grown up" bike makes people happy! Very sweet not to have to lean the bike up against something or lay it on the ground every time I stop, especially if I've got all my panniers loaded down. It definitely adds a little weight to the bike, but to me it's worth the tradeoff.
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