How do you install this type of kick stand to your bike? Must you drill holes through the frame?
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No no no, the Cannondale Badboy frames all have the slot for you to bolt it on at the back of the left rear chainstay. Google it and you'll see the images.
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The Cannondale SI frames have a trapezoidal opening just in front of the rear wheel dropout on the left side of the frame that these kickstands clamp into.
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Yes - but for even a 26" bike I needed to cut the legs down to a reasonable length so the bike would become stable. It took me about 5 minutes with a hacksaw... no problems as it's soft alum. and by the way you can pick up extra rubber feet at any home store cheap if needed. Best of luck The reason I ordered it was because I use dual rear paniers and the bike fell over with a single kick stand once loaded!
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You have to drill holes in the frame in order to bolt them to truck. Watch out for fuel lines while drilling.
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There are screw holes in the frame, located behind the rear wheels. Installation is very easy. Hope this helps! If not, contact me again.
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I orient mine on the right side of the bike. That gives me plenty of room yo both raise the bike and slowly return it to the kick stand. Also I use a22mm socket on a 1/2" ratchet. It is a good system providing you are cautious about gently pushing the bike to the left as you lower the lift. Slow and easy is the key.
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I did the same thing as alot of the other buyers I screwed them into the supports.They look and work well.just sit in the cart and figure out at what height you get the best visibility, mark and mount them .I used gal vanized self tapping screws,which means there was no drilling involved as the screw cuts right into the tubular frame.
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The instructions say if the end of the frame is blocked you can up size a hole on the bottom of the frame. The instructions and the install video point out the hole in question. To open up the hole you can use a round file; but the faster way would be a drill with a large bit or a rotary file in a die grinder. You just need to make the hole large enough to get the bolt through, the fish the parts.
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You could try using tube clamps to help adapt to your frame. It would eliminate the need for drilling into the frame.http://www.bikebagshop.com/rack-accessories-c-89.htmlRegards, Dean
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If your bike doesn't have a kickstand plate you need the other model that attaches to chain stays
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No drilling screw threw a clamp on the front of you bike Makes use you have a hole to put the screw thru
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Hi, Yes, this listing includes all hardware needed for installation and there will be a bolt on your bike that you remove to mount. So yes, there are "pre-drilled" holes. Thanks, Lauren Twigg Cycles
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That's the only way to mount them is on an angle. You have too drill the bottom holes. Doesn't look bad on the bike.
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I cannot answer to the specific bike, but it has a extension on the kick stand to grow with bigger bikes. I have a hard time believing it wouldn't fit. This was EASY to install and works great for my 7yr. old.
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You will need to drill holes in the concrete (masonry bit). Then use concrete screws.
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It would lay down too. There is no where I can imagine putting a kick stand on the weehoo. We have specalized bikes, our kick stands hold the the bike and wee hoo up just fine please be mindful the wee hoo makes the whole thing super long.
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Can't answer your question because I had to modify the kickstand to accommodate the mounting bracket on my bike. I had to cut some off of the kickstand as well as grind a bevel edge. Awesome kickstand!!! Can't say enough good about it but in my situation I had had to make it work.
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The one I ordered did come with both of these and a kick stand. I am not sure which dealer it came from though. It is a great bike!