Try shortening the legs with a hacksaw. Once you're satisfied with the final length, Araldite the feet back on.The Dutch bikes Hebie is the one I have. It will do for now but lifts the front wheel high off the ground like a praying mantis.
If only life was so simple.The cheap ones are worth what you pay for them.
If only life was so simple.
Quite often on buying expensive you end up with a mixture of branding, logo and hype and little if any extra quality. Blind customer testing and Which testing often bears testament to this.
Now that looks a bit more promising, thanks! And fairly similar heights too.I bought this one for my Saracen a couple of weeks ago. Its all steel rather than a mix of steel and aluminium. Its very strong.
I fitted it, the front wheel was about a foot off the ground so I hacksawed some off the legs and pushed the rubber feet back on. Spot on really.
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Otoh, I'm sick of buying cheap pot-metal stands from China that promise "Heavy Duty" and turn out to be anything but. If I could find a decent steel centre stand that will fit in the restricted area at my BB, I'd leap at it.If only life was so simple.
Quite often on buying expensive you end up with a mixture of branding, logo and hype and little if any extra quality. Blind customer testing and Which testing often bears testament to this.
What's China got to do with it?Otoh, I'm sick of buying cheap pot-metal stands from China that promise "Heavy Duty" and turn out to be anything but. If I could find a decent steel centre stand that will fit in the restricted area at my BB, I'd leap at it.
And as you shorten it it gets narrower. And it's 3 times the pricePletscher center kickstand seems good and solid, although not variable adjustable you have to cut to length and is quite heavy for what it is but I guess that's where the strength is. Folds up to one side too.
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