the topic seems as divisive as tires and helmets
On Wednesday, March 26, 2014 3:54:32 PM UTC-5, Conway Bennett wrote:
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> Wow thanks for all the feedback. Maybe I don't want to try a kickstand.
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The best two-legger I have used is the Ursus that Joe Ahearne sells. Very
wide legs when deployed. Super stable. It does hang down pretty low so not
recommended for off-road riding. But it was great when I had the child seat
on the Bomba. The Hebie is too "wiggly" and the Pletscher legs are too
clo
+1 for inexpensive rear-dropout-mount kickstands and the Greenfield in
particular. I've tried the Pletscher and VO 2-leg models and any number of
single leg, bb-area mount stands, and all fall over with uneven rear
loading while the dropout mounted ones seem to hold the bike up even with
25 lb on o
> Holy cow, who knew there were so many dual-leggers sitting around not on
>> bikes! i wish i knew last time i needed one. I have a pletscher on my SH,
>> and i'm happy with it. However i'd be scared to use it on a
>> non-kickstand-plate bike, even with the kickstand sandwich.
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Clayton,
I have tried the twin legger kickstands and found them to be wanting.
Disadvantages: They have to be on level or near level ground, on a solid
surface and they weighThey are frikin' heavy. If there is a dip between
the wheels, you have to move your bike. Mid mount kickstands also are
wantin
