It works!
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Reviewed By: Jeffrey Abrams on 3/15/23
Simple, unobtrusive and absolutely works.
Click-Stand Brake Band
Small but mighty, the Brake Band from Click-Stand lives on your handlebar. When parking one's bike, pull the tab around the front brake lever to immobilize the bike & help prevent the old bump & slip, which can result in costly damage. Note: These will not work on bikes with bar-end shifters.
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Reviews
Average rating: based on 12 reviews.
What can I say? They work!
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Reviewed By: Gary Keese on 12/30/21
After using one, I ordered several-one for each of my bikes. They are particularly helpful if you use a handlebar bag. They keep the bike upright when leaning against almost anything - including low profile bike racks. Great product.
Handy on the train
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Reviewed By: April Atencio on 9/18/21
I regularly ride subways & trains. It is handy to use these so that my bike doesn’t roll too and fro.
Loaded Tourist Need This
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Reviewed By: George Hall on 4/8/21
It's easy to reach 100 pounds of loaded weight with racks, full panniers, handlebar bag, water and food. When you stop to rest while trying to climb a steep road in the Appalachians, the bike will roll back against your leg and the pedal can do a bit of damage to your unprotected leg. The solution is simple; use these brake bands to hold the bike at rest when you stop. Also handy when you must park the bike outside on a slope when going into a store or restaurant. I know it seems a bit silly if you are used to just riding a lightweight road bike, but once you use them on a loaded touring bike you will be happy to have them.
Click-stand is great!
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Reviewed By: Paul Germain on 12/13/20
What a small price to pay to ensure your bike does not take off along that brick wall you rested it on. Also, I use two on many of my bikes to help deter someone from trying to ride off if I have not locked the bike. It might take a little while to see this trick!
