What stand solid enough for stepthrough bike
#1
Junior Member
Thread Starter
What stand solid enough for stepthrough bike
hi i have a norco yorkville with a milk boxe carrier behing my seat . My regular kick stand always ply and break.
Also , with a single wheel trailer, the bike wants to flip on the side.
I search or a stand strong! that fit on this bike any suggestions?
Also , with a single wheel trailer, the bike wants to flip on the side.
I search or a stand strong! that fit on this bike any suggestions?
#2
Senior Member
Use a strap tohold the front wheel to the down tube. Look for a center stand that has two stands together.
#3
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Yup, a center stand might well do the trick. https://www.amazon.com/BV-Kickstand-Center-Mount-Bicycle/dp/B00LNLXML4/ref=pd_bxgy_200_3/132-1193804-3663914?_encoding=UTF8&pd_rd_i=B00LNLXML4&pd_rd_r=5e2eea27-108a-45be-9959-1ec3096f9e77&pd_rd_w=0LZGc&pd_rd_wg=gPQwI&pf_rd_p=a2006322-0bc0-4db9-a08e-d168c18ce6f0&pf_rd_r=4B99VF7NMHDDVPECYSSZ&psc=1&refRID=4B99VF7NMHDDVPECYSSZ
Though I would find one that isn't adjustable length. That sort of stuff compromises strength, and in my experience, doesn't generally hold up to the needs of touring.
Though I would find one that isn't adjustable length. That sort of stuff compromises strength, and in my experience, doesn't generally hold up to the needs of touring.
Last edited by 3speed; 07-30-19 at 05:06 AM.
#4
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HI i tried to install a 2 branches stand in the middle but with my bike step through, the cable for shifting pedal plateau passes through the spot as you can see on the pic (i hope now i can post picture!) the metal rectangle slided into the cable ...
ideas how to solve?
ideas how to solve?
#6
Senior Member
No picture. I think you need 10 posts. There is a way to solve it, but you're correct that a picture would be very helpful.
#10
Senior Member
Can you turn the bike over and get a picture of that from the bottom, and not quite so close? I'm curious what kind of guide you have under the bottom bracket, and how much space you're working with.