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Question: What is the size of the plate at the top? Not the additional cover plate because I have an integrated kickstand plate.
Document: I tried 2 other Two-leg'ers prior to purchasing this one. The M-wave and the Sunlite double kickstand, they just don't compare to the build quality and functionality of the Pletscher. It comes with a nice top plate and pads for those of you that don't have a mounting plate and a good quality hex bolt. The hex bolt is key if you have a derailer in the way, both the sunlite and M-wave use allen bolts that require you to move your derailer prior to install.
I had to trim this plastic, to make a channel for my rear derailer cable (it clamped over top of the cable, preventing shifting).All in all, I'd buy this again if I needed another kickstand. I like it much better than the single leg stand I replaced with this. It would be 5 stars if it didn't require time for custom cutting, but I guess it would also be more expensive or heavier, so this is a nice compromise.
This is much improved over either of the other 2 designs where the kickstand hangs rather low for my liking and I could never get the other to to tighten up enough. I use it on a kit built E-bike with rack mounted battery. This makes the bike top heavy and the kickstand works great to hold up the bike durring battery install and configurations. Honestly, I am very surprised I wrote this much about a kickstand but it should tell you something. Gotta love the Swiss engineering!
This is a large and fairly stable kickstand. There is no special mounting point behind my MTB's bottom bracket like there normally is on road bikes. However, the kickstand uses a large diamond shaped mounting nut on the top that makes it possible to mount on bikes without any mounting bracket built in.
The bike cannot be moved with the kickstand down without picking up the entire bike; that was unexpected, but a small price to pay, and it's all worth it.It comes with the plastic inserts and the bolt lengths were correct for our new Specialized bikes. Our one small size bike required cutting off about 2.5&#34; from the stand.
Not much to say Simplistic, fit perfect, easy to put on.I nit pick so I filled the right leg to get it perfectly level.Works great when carrying a top heavy load and or windy days. Both my friends bicycles feel over in the wind mine did not.
I decided to upgrade kickstands while I was on the TransAm trail this past summer and had wanted something to work better with the loaded bike. I'm a huge advocate of kickstands on touring bikes and I always get a kick out of seeing other riders pick up their loaded bikes up off the ground or to see their top tube chipped up from leaning it against posts.
This is a great stand but it isn't perfect.It's very pricey compared to similar one-legged stands. Sure, it's slightly more complex -but 4-5 times more so? I don't think so.The stand comes with nice little plastic inserts on the top part of the clamp to cradle the chainstay tubes and protect them from scratching or crushing. That's a nice touch, although there is nothing at the bottom to do the same.
My bars were at the right height to where the bar end shifters would smash into the top tube, or it would be enough of a balance difference to tip the bike over. I had to install a front end stabilizer to try and keep it a bit more straight. There were several other riders along the route that had the same problems. I also learned that you can not remove any bags from one side only, as the stability relies on balance.
The damage will be hidden by being under the bike -but it will still be there. Wrapping rubber scraps from an old inner-tube might help a little bit here but it might make it  hard for the plastic inserts on the top to bridge the chainstay tubes if they are fatter (like on many comfort bikes, hybrids, and MTB's. )The next issue is the bolt is slightly too long.
Answer: yes