NUWAB Premium Bike Kickstand, Aluminium Alloy Adjustable Height Rear Side Bicycle Kick Stand, Suitable for Mountain Bike and Road Bike of 24Inch-28 Inch, Come With Allen Wrench 2PCS

Nice price, works well and super easy to install.I've got one on my 27inch wheel bike but also another easily fits on my son's 24inch wheel bike too.Durable, holds well and keeps out of the way while riding.

The NUWAB Premium Bike Kickstand is a reliable and adjustable accessory that adds stability to your cycling experience. Here's why it's a solid choice:Aluminium Alloy Build: Crafted from durable aluminium alloy, this kickstand is built to withstand the demands of your cycling adventures.Adjustable Height: The adjustable height feature allows you to customize the kickstand's position to suit your bike's size and your preferences.Universal Fit: Suitable for mountain bikes and road bikes ranging from 24 inches to 28 inches, it offers versatility for a range of bicycle types.Easy Installation: The included Allen wrenches simplify the installation process, ensuring quick and hassle-free setup.Stability: The kickstand provides stability when you need to park your bike, preventing it from tipping over and ensuring its safety.In summary, the NUWAB Premium Bike Kickstand is a practical and reliable addition to your cycling gear. While it excels in its function, the four-star rating reflects that it provides expected features without introducing groundbreaking innovations. It is recommended for cyclists who value the stability and ease of parking their bikes during rides.

Bit wobbly but still works great. Easy to assemble.

Installed one on my bike and one on a kids bike, both work very well and are easy to install and adjust as necessary

It is good & sturdy.Very happy with it

Very easy to fit, and perfect stand for my Pashley bike.

This is a very inexpensive bike kit. With a quick search on this website, one can see countless rebrands of the same product being sold at different prices. This is quite common for such simple devices; someone produces the thing even cheaper, and then smaller companies purchase them in bulk, slap a new logo on it, and proceed to sell it on a popular website like amazon.If I knew this, then why would I purchase it? Simply put, there's a reason some of these cheap devices get so many rebrands. They're very cheap to produce, and often times have barely "good enough" performance. I only wanted a kickstand as a "nice to have" while racking my bike; there was no real need for one, hence I went ahead and got one of these.Now, about the product itself. The packaging and object itself look somewhat inexpensive, although not that bad. The red sticker is the only real bad-looking part of the kickstand, but it can be peeled fairly easily. The package contains two L-shaped hex keys, one large for the three screws connecting to the bike and one short for the screw that adjusts the height. There are also replacement screws: two large and one small. No instructions. So far, so good. Plus point for replacement parts.Features of the kickstand:+it is screwed in rather well to the bike. The three large screws are enough to fix it in place.-the bottom screw doesn't screw in well into the threaded metal piece that keeps the kickstand's length adjusted; it easily comes out of the thread. Perhaps the metal piece is easily damaged, so too brittle of a metal was used. The bonus point for replacement parts is removed because the metal piece is the number one part that should've come as extras.--The kickstand's joint is very wobbly. I do like the stiffness of the mechanism, but the metal itself is very bendy. The bike may slip because of that, or at least partially fall.Overall, I believe the last part is the worst, because the weak thread may be fixed by gluing the stand to the fixed length you need. However, that is still an issue. The product is too low of a quality to be recommended by me. I will likely keep it and glue the kickstand to stay at my desired length. You must decide if you are willing to spend less for a lesser experience. Because if you save 5 pounds and go with the 8 pound option instead of a branded kickstand and later regret it, did you really save 5 pounds or did you lose 8?

The aluminium is extremely soft and I think the bolts supplied are made of cheese. It worked ok until it bent over double and my bike fell. Probably ok for a road bike or something super light but not a mountain bike.