Will this kickstand work with 18" bike?
87545
You may have to cut off the tip a few centimeters because it's almost sure it's too long for that bike size, but there's no problem because it has some marks to indicate the places where you should cut. I have a 19" size bike and didn't have to adjust the kickstand size.
290580
I'm not sure they make an 18" model. It seems that the real issue is a matter of wheel rim width. On the one I bought, the wheel size was correct and the tube size was correct, however the rim width on my bike was 1.5 which allowed the tube to expand too much into the rim and not fill the tire - thus giving a "flat tire" that flopped around. I would rather replace regular tubes than try to craft 'shims' thus the return. If they make an 18" tube and the rim width is narrow enough, it should work.
449777
the tires will fit - BUT they are taller and you could have a problem with your kickstand holding up the bike. It may or not be an issue - just be aware of the potential.
1005237
I don't think so. You might want to get a top plate off your old kick stand. You might need to go to a hardware store and find a washer that will hold it on your bike. This kickstand may not be tough enough for your liking but it has a top plate. Ventura Steel Double Leg Side Bicycle Kickstand
1674358
If your bike at home is 26" or larger yes. My bike is 24" and it was too small.
1511906
CLARIFICATION on my prior response: If 18" is the width of the folder it will work. If it's the depth (vertical dimension) of the folder, that will be a problem. There's only about 16 inches clearance from the top rails to the rack that forms the base.
2250453
No the 2 pads ride on the tire side wall and space rack away from rim. It probably will not work w rims larger than 18".
1607883
Yes it will. I have a 29 Mtn bike that I use the item on currently. I hope this helps.
477983
Bike frames are measured from the top of the seat tube to the crank. You can make any bike "fit" by adjusting the seat post, but I think an 18" frame is a bit small for a six-footer.
2040848
I have a DH bike that weighs 45lbs and the stand works great with it. Check the park tool website to see if there's a weight limit before you buy.
1535178
I believe it will work. The vertical posts have a height adjustment to accommodate different bike frames.
985650
My daughter's bike is a 16in with a straight handle bar. As long as the handle bar is straight and not curved like a trike I think it will work.Laurie
1599274
It would probably fit but the design is not very robust. It can accomodate many angles and lengths but it does have a lot of little screws that could loosen over time. I don't think it's made very well and if you go off-roading at all on your 29er then this could fall apart and bounce into your spokes. I wouldn't recommend a kickstand on an offroad bike anyway.
1034112
it should, I put it on a 16" and looked good. it will depend on the size of the seat post on the bike.
348828
I don't know where they got the 18" from, but this bike does NOT have an 18" frame. I measured it and it's around 21"-22". It should be perfect for your height.
1768223
Haven't tried it on a bike that size, but I put it on my kid's bike with 16" wheels and it was almost too tall on the shortest setting. Just measured it to be about 12.5" on the longest setting, which is about 0.5" shorter than the kickstand on my wife's 26" mountain bike. I'm sure it would stand the bike up, but I wouldn't say it is ideal. Sorry I couldn't answer more definitively, but I don't want to steer you wrong so just giving some info that I hope helps.
1564573
I guess it depends on what size bike you have. Mine is 700c and it is not very stable in the stand without also using the kick stand. For smaller bikes, you shouldn't have any trouble standing the bike in it for minor maintenance. But, I don't think it will work with you sitting on the bike.