Bicycle Rear Stand FISCHER 85992 — 61.00 cm for 24–28 inch wheels

The FISCHER Bicycle Rear Stand 85992 is a 61.00 cm rear-mounted kickstand designed for bicycles with 24–28 inch wheels. It offers a stable support point for parking, light maintenance and short-term storage on urban and commuter bikes. The stand attaches to common rear dropout or frame mounting locations and is suitable for frames that accept a rear-mounted kickstand without requiring frame modification.

Advantages

This rear stand provides reliable stability for a range of everyday bicycles thanks to its length and mounting design. The construction is intended for regular urban use and commuter conditions, giving a steady support when loading or unloading, adjusting accessories or performing basic maintenance. Its simple mounting approach minimizes installation time and maintenance while keeping the bike upright on uneven surfaces typical of city environments.

Suitable for

• Bikes with 24–28 inch wheels
• Urban and commuter bicycles
• Short-term parking and storage
• Basic at-home maintenance and adjustments

Key specifications

• Length: 61.00 cm suitable for rear mounting
• Wheel compatibility: 24–28 inch wheels
• Mounting location: rear frame/dropout compatible design
• Intended use: parking, maintenance and short-term storage
• Construction: durable design for everyday urban use

How to use

Position the stand at the designated rear mounting point on the bicycle frame or rear dropout, align the mounting hole or bracket with the frame attachment, then secure the stand using the appropriate fastening hardware. Ensure the stand is tightened to prevent movement but not over-torqued to avoid damage to the frame or mounting threads. After installation, test stability by placing the bicycle on level ground and engaging the stand; check that the bicycle remains upright and stable before leaving it unattended. For maintenance, periodically inspect the mounting hardware for looseness and the stand for wear.

Recommendations

Use the stand on compatible frames only and avoid overloading the bicycle while it is supported by the kickstand. If the frame design or dropout geometry is uncertain, consult a bicycle mechanic to confirm fitment and correct installation. Regularly check fasteners and pivot points to maintain stable operation.