double kickstand for Rans Tailwind?
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nw commuter
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double kickstand for Rans Tailwind?
I recently bought a used Rans Tailwind and am considering putting a kickstand on it. I've discovered that there's a chainstay stand for the Stratus that would fit, but I'm interested if there are any two-footed options out there. Thots?
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The Tailwind I had came with one like this: https://www.hostelshoppe.com/cgi-bin/...sory=983906873
Probably the one you referred to. Worked very well until I took it off - not a kickstand guy; don't see the need.
Ditto advice to check with HS>
Probably the one you referred to. Worked very well until I took it off - not a kickstand guy; don't see the need.
Ditto advice to check with HS>
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Bacchetta Giro A20, RANS V-Rex, RANS Screamer
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Click-Stand
Take a look at Click-Stands.
https://www.click-stand.com/
I bought one for my Volae and couldn't be happier. Great idea, nicely executed and dealing with the gentleman was a pleasure.
https://www.click-stand.com/
I bought one for my Volae and couldn't be happier. Great idea, nicely executed and dealing with the gentleman was a pleasure.
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@FeetFirst: that's neat! Does it hold your bike steady enough that you could improvise your bike as a camera tripod? I have a clip that could hold my camera to the top tube or handlebars, but keeping the bike steady has always been a problem.
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If you are using a light digital camera, no problem. If using a SLR, I'd be wary of the mass and I'd lock the mirror after setting up the shot, before hitting the shutter release or activating the shutter timer.






