13 Ga Stainless Steel Skull Kickstand Pad For Bike Or Motorcycle on 2040-parts.com
Bethel Park, Pennsylvania, United States
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These custom kickstand plates make the perfect gift for bikers. Unlike the plastic kickstand plates on the market that break after a few uses, our stainless steel plates will last a lifetime. Kickstand plates are a safe way to put your kickstand down on hot asphalt, grass, loose gravel, sand, or dirt. Putting our kickstand pad down will prevent your kickstand from sinking into the ground and evenly distribute the weight of the bike, instead of focusing on a small area.
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