Originally Posted by
tachoknight
Yes, that's what we ended up getting and it kept the bike up in a torrential rainstorm, with some crazy winds. Thanks for the affirmation!
The click-stand is great and the person in Oregon (Tom) who designed/sells it is always very helpful. In recent years, we very much like the SteerStopper for holding the front wheel. We used to use a nylon web/buckle to hold the wheel straight, which works fine and is cheap. The SteerStopper is more convenient, but pricey. However, I am always ok with nice gear improvements for the bike. Here is a pic, the steerstopper is the small angled arm between the headset and top tube.
