Axle mounted kickstand instructions
11-15-10, 01:44 PM
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Axle mounted kickstand instructions
I recently bought this type of axle mounted kickstand but since it is unlike the simple ones shown on the Dutch utility bikes I can't figure out how to install it. Spooky Tooth did not send instructions nor did their rep know.! Can anyone tell me how to mount this....yes i know it goes on the real axle but I need pics.......also i have a bike with deraileeur. thanks in advance.....
11-15-10, 02:30 PM
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may not be derailleur,QR hub , compatible.
+ a side profile view is more useful than your leaning it against the wall shot.
got a 3 speed Ig hub bike to fit it on, instead?
+ a side profile view is more useful than your leaning it against the wall shot.
got a 3 speed Ig hub bike to fit it on, instead?
11-15-10, 06:46 PM
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axle mounted kickstand
This is the only bike I really wanted it for...my comfort bike now turned motorized. It needs this substantial kickstand to prevent the constant falling over it does while I load my battery and necessities. This is the only type of this nature i can find..a taiwanese knockoff with no instructions.
11-15-10, 08:57 PM
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go to a machine shop, maybe they can make some parts to adapt the mount with some special made parts.
Or take the stand and the bike to a framebuilder and have the frame modified to take your loop stand.
[NB, Flash didn't work, that picture is against too dark a background to be seen]
have you considered a central mounted Swiss made Esge 2 legged Kickstand ?
I had a more substantial rear wheel prop stand built as a part
of my loaded touring bike
It was built integrated, as a part of the original frame build.
Or take the stand and the bike to a framebuilder and have the frame modified to take your loop stand.
[NB, Flash didn't work, that picture is against too dark a background to be seen]
have you considered a central mounted Swiss made Esge 2 legged Kickstand ?
I had a more substantial rear wheel prop stand built as a part
of my loaded touring bike
It was built integrated, as a part of the original frame build.
Last edited by fietsbob; 11-16-10 at 12:08 AM.
