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Question: Where does this kickstand attach to the bike?  I have a Curries E-Zip battery pack attached to the rear tire on my bike, so I need one for front tire.
Document: I have a Next mountain bike with a front hub 750 watt motor and 36v sealed lead acid battery kit installed on rear. The front tire is about 20 lbs with motor and rear is about 40 lbs with battery pack on rear rack. With the frame and other accessories this bike is close to 100 lbs. This kickstand was my solution when the stock kickstand could not handle the weight. This kickstand works awesomely. It holds the front tire off the ground and holds the bike sturdy and balanced.
Easy to install, holds the bike up well. Right after installing, I noticed my rear brake was dragging and needed adjusting. I probably wouldn't have noticed that had I not had the rear wheel in the air spinning. The double leg kickstand is a must if you do a lot of long distance riding (just for ease of fixing a flat) - also if you do pack trips with loaded panniers.
This style kick stand should come standard on all beach crusier bikes if not all bikes. It makes for easy access when removing and repairing rear wheels, with a little weight straped to the back you can work the front wheel too. When that chain breaks or a flat occurs this is the one buddy that will always be there to hold the bike for you while you make the necessary repairs.
4-5 inches of room under the wheel like one of the user pictures shows is a GOOD THING because it gives you plenty of room to work on the bike and change a wheel if you have a flat. You can also pedal with the rear wheel off the ground and adjust your chain or derailleur if need be as the cranks will not hit the stand.The price of this stand is very good compared to something like the Pletcher 2-legged stand which costs about 3 times as muh.
You can keep the front wheel up slightly by putting some weight on the rear part of the bike or bottom of the rear wheel rim.- Simple to use; the stand automatically springs up when you push the bike forward.Tip: it came with a short bolt to mount the stand to the bike frame that was not long enough so I used the bolt from my previous kickstand.
Stable if carrier loads are balanced side-to-side. On 28&#34; bike, teeters to front-or-rear wheel depending upon which one is loaded more. Feet are not suitably cemented to stand. Dip in boiling water to easily remove, dry, bond using Goop or similar adhesive. Required grinding groove in mounting plate to accommodate my under BB cable guide. Otherwise a bargain for the $$. M-Wave should sell replacement feet.
WHY I GOT IT:I put this on an electric bike. I wanted to replace my single kickstand which causes the bike to lean to one side with this dual one so it can stay perpendicular to the ground. With the battery and motor, the bike's heavy. It needs an equally heavy duty kickstand.PRICE:This was on sale for under $15 shipped at the time. The cost has gone but. Still worth it?
I bought this double kickstand for my bike that I use with a trailer. I stand up my bike with this stand and can attach my single tire trailer to my bike and load the trailer without the trailer and bike falling over like my old single kickstand would. This stand is made of steel and has a couple of rubber pads on each leg which makes it real sturdy. So anyone towing a trailer or heavy bike would benefit from this kickstand.
The reason I wanted this product was because I was adding a motor to my bike and I wanted it to have stability when not in use. It was perfect. The kickstand also holds the back tire off the ground for easy repairs to the bike. I had one  purpose for the kickstand but for a standard bike it is not needed. The kickstand is well made, strong and a very good product.
I bought this for my Schwinn High Timber. It was a direct replacement for the stock kickstand. I got it because I needed something more stable when working with loads on my rack, or working with the kid trailer. It was very stable even when the kids where bouncing around in the trailer on the grass at the park. As a added bonus, it is able to pick a tire off the ground (either one) which makes working on the bike without a stand so much easier.
Answer: yes