Greenfield Rubber Foot

The rubber boot measured 4mm thick at the bottom, so I had to cut a little more off my 305mm greenfield kickstand. It sits perfectly and leans just a little at the perfect angle so that it doesn't fall over. It doesn't scratch my floor when I bring my bike inside now.It makes me wonder why Greenfields kickstands don't come with this boot when new?

I really like this foot. It provides a larger footprint for better stability as well as a larger toe catch for easier deployment of the kickstand. Within the first few months, mine started to wear thin, allowing the tip of the kickstand to start poking through. I solved this issue by gluing it on with some e6000 glue and letting it set up and fully cure for a couple days before using it. Basically I filled the foot with a generous amount of glue, shoved it in place, and wiped off all the excess that squished out the top as well as the small hole that had started in the bottom. You can't even tell I did anything. That was 3 years ago now and it's still going strong with no further issues at all. This piece is pretty expensive for what it is, but gluing it will not only keep it from falling off, but also dramatically increase its lifespan.

This is a very small foot. They don’t give you actual product dimensions in the description.Hole is maybe 3/8” ?

very nice. works well.

This is a review of the Greenfield Rubber Kickstand Foot.The Schwinn bicycle we purchased for our daughter came with a kickstand that was too short to keep the bike upright. A replacement kickstand corrected that problem, but it didn’t come with a rubber foot. After reading some really great customer reviews, I ordered the Greenfield Rubber Foot.I installed the foot as soon as I received it, and I was happy to see that it went on snuggly but easily, fit perfectly, and provided much greater stability than a bare metal kickstand can provide.While the base of the rubber foot greatly increases the surface area of the kickstand, it does not get in the way when riding the bike. And, because of the wider surface area, our daughter can safely park her bike on the grass, without fear of the kickstand sinking into the dirt. It also provides a much better friction contact point, when parking on a hard surface.It’s really too bad that all kickstands don’t come with a wider rubber foot.

If you look closely in the picture, you can see the hole has a 'v' sort of notch to it. I have a Trek with a kickstand that is shaped like that, so it fit perfectly. It's a tight fit, but I still put a dab of glue on it just to make sure. The kickstand that I have is solid metal, with absolutely no grip that comes to a rough 'v shaped' point. Instability as a result, but this little add on fixes that with the wider bottom and of course, the rubber. Highly recommended if you have the sort of stand I do.

I lost the foot on my CODA kickstand and ordered this as an inexpensive replacement. The end of the stand was too large for it, but after a little carving out of the hole in the foot, it fit, just barely. Finally some subtle pounding on it made it very snug indeed. Hard solid rubber; should last a long time.Very low-priced and therefore worth the extra time figuring out how to make it work. Recommended, sure, why not.

1st of all for Best kickstand made you will want a Greenfield, I worked in a bike shop as a mechanic for several years and its the best I have seen, probably the lightest also as it is made of aluminum, the rubber foot makes the Greenfield even better, I have stood mine in grass, gravel and other loose stuff and it nevrubber footer fell over. Do yourself a big favor and get the Greenfield stand and rubber foot, the foot fits nice and tight and I have never lost it like the cheap kickstand and foot that came on my Trek 3 speed beach cruiser, the rest of the bike is damn good but the kickstand fell over 4 times

fits perfect and works great

As described.

Fit perfectly!