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kickstand recommendations?

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  1. Looking for kickstand recommendations for road bike with upright handlebars
    700c rims.
    Comments on the Greenfield rear stay mount?
    Comments on the ESGE Pletscher Double Legged stand?
    Thanks,
    -tom

  2. On Tue, 25 Jan 2005 08:22:41 -0800, "Tom Nakashima"

    may have said:

    Looking for kickstand recommendations for road bike with upright handlebars
    700c rims.
    Comments on the Greenfield rear stay mount?

    If there isn't room for the regular Greenlee one-legger between the BB
    and the rear wheel, then this is sometimes an acceptable substitute.
    It has no advantages that I have been able to see over the regular one
    otherwise, and has the decided disadvantages of providing a snaggable
    froward-facing leg, and having its leg in a spot that's more likely to
    be a trip hazard (and less effective at keeping the bike upright in my
    experience) than the conventional-location unit.

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    Comments on the ESGE Pletscher Double Legged stand?

    Is it long enough? I've never installed one, and I know that it has
    to be trimmed when used on some 'bents, but it looks like it may be a
    bit short of the mark on a bike that wears 700c rims if the BB is as
    high as many in that class tend to be.

    If there's room for the $50 ESGE, then there's room for the cheaper,
    more common one-leg Greenlee as well. For a 700c bike, get the longer
    of the two models; you might have to shorten it a bit, but it'll
    probably be about right as-is.

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