The stand moves from its base position ??
789470
I don't quite understand the question. It mounts like a standard kickstand, hole, in frame, behind bottom bracket. Once mounted, operates normally, up and down. Hope this helps.
789471
If you are referring to the base as the part that attaches to the bike the answer would be no. The adjustment is from the foot (the part that touches the ground) with a set screw. Seems to be pretty sturdy construction. After I had it adjusted I put a drop of Lock Tight thread sealer on the set screw to keep it from working loose.
789472
It is a kickstand. This means it pivots from straight up and down, keeping the bike vertical, to folding up out of the way of the pedals and parallel with the bikes frame towards the back wheel. It will stay vertical in its position until you move it with your foot in a simple sweeping motion. I hope that explains what a kickstand does. It is adjustable in that you can lengthen or shorten the part where the red button is.
789473
Yes, theres an adjustable piece at the end with a red button. You can move it up or down to adjust the height of the kick stand. You can also remove it completely and not use it if you don't need it.
239821
the stand has two adjustments the lower one is 19'' off the floor,the upper adjustment is 34'' off the floor.
2257034
Hello, I did not have any challenges. I have owned my stand now for eight months. Solid stand. what is the issue?
1370544
Mine is nice and firm. No adjusting needed. Just move the stand to any angle you want
1463352
The stand can be used much shorter that the pic shown, i think the picture is showing it extended up all the way to show how high it will go, hope this helps
1708912
The feet are not movable. They are slightly less than 29 inches apart so they would not straddle your stand.
932698
When you have a light on the stand and have it extended to any level, you can always move it around by untightening it and then moving it. It wont fall down if you hold on to it and even if you don't hold on, it will not fall because of the air cushion.
617386
The stand does not get in the way, I can barely tell it's even there when it is not being used. And yes, it stays in place when you're not using it. There is a little groove it clips onto in order to stay in place.
876892
The base can be adjusted to be flat, and I wouldn't recommend taking it off the stand to lay flat because all the cords come out the back where it would be laid down.
951299
You can move the arms around a bit but you can't make it stand or semi-stand.
1655864
I found that you really have to crank down hard on the stand to get it to stay where you want it. Once you get it there it usually stays there.
1155086
The stand is removable. Legs can turn, but posing is limited due to the lower box flaps.
655186
Yes this is how I use it most of time. Use the heavy-duty adjustment screws to lock it into any position you want. The stand works just great!
107504
Yes, I needed to rotate the base and moved it. It took a little prodding but it moved.
1291708
There are two stands. They aren't very sturdy though. I don't use mine anymore.
1879062
There are two pivot points on the stand, each of which rotates independently of the other. Each pivot point has a geared cog wheel that allows positioning at discrete angles. While the position angles are not "infinite", there are enough teeth in the cog wheels that you have a very large number of angles to choose from.
1203507
No it is stationary. If you wantt it to pivot you'd have to rotate the whole stand