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.

Yes... I have done it. Committed the unforgiveable sin of putting a kickstand on a mountain bike. *Gasp*If you read around online about such things, you'll find most people saying the only thing worse than putting on a kickstand is a little basket with flowers on it and those colorful streamers on the handlebars. But for me... well, when I'm out on a trail or something sure I can just lean it up against a tree or lay it over on the ground.But when I'm on paved trails or riding around town, there's not always a convenient place to set the bike. I imagine most businesses don't want me leaning it up against their windows, and a parked car is probably a bad idea, too.So yeah... I put this kickstand on it. And I gotta say... sometimes you just marvel at how an item so well-made can be so inexpensive. Seriously, this kickstand is solid and beefy. The effort to put it down and up is substantial, I have very little fear it's going to just plop down on its own even if I'm riding a rough trail. And even if somehow it did, I think I'm fine taking my chances. If you don't see any more reviews from me after this one, you'll know the odds weren't in my favor and I succumbed to a catastrophic kickstand malfunction demise.But for now, while I'm still alive and kicking... I am impressed with this item. I painted the bolts black as my OCD couldn't stand them being silver on a black kickstand, put it on the bike, and cinched the bolts down really really tight. Very solid and should stay put just fine. Will update if it doesn't.My mtb is a 29er, and at its longest extension this kickstand works great. The bike is just a smidge down from upright, and the wheel can be turned either way and it doesn't want to fall over. But you could shorten the extension some if you wanted the bike to have more lean.The finish and "ratcheting" action are both really good, as I said earlier surprised this thing only costs like $13. Seems a much higher end product than that price would imply.So... the downsides. Only one, really... and that's people's reactions when they see I have a kickstand on a mountain bike. Little kids run behind me and laugh and call me a noob. Cars driving by will roll down their windows and cackle and point at me. And other mountain bikers? Forget about it. They avoid eye contact at all costs and turn their noses up and look the other way, as if I'd offer them French's Mustard when they asked for Grey Poupon.Oh well... what are ya gonna do? If you're in the market for a frame mounted kickstand for whatever kind of bike you have, I can whole-heartedly recommend this one. At least so far, obviously longevity will take time to discover but I don't see any reason based on its build quality to be worried in that department.

Ok

Measured the bike. The difference was really close.As Don Adams would say, “Missed it by that much!”otherwise the stand seemed to be quality.

I just had to find the right spot on my bicycle to mount this, and it fit perfectly. Easy to install.

This bike stand is definitely worth the price. Installation is extremely easy and fits the frame tight. It is also easy to adjust for stability. It adds little to no weight to your bike, but if you are looking for something lighter, I would recommend the lighter version.

Looks good, easy to install.

Kickstand fits as expected, the ability for it to extend helps with customizing the use. Seems sturdy enough for use as a commuter