@Youngtounces needs advice on kickstands:

Q4. I would like to add a kickstand to my bike and I'm not sure if there is anything special to consider, or if it's pretty basic to add? 10 year old trek used for commuting, shopping, and basic rail-trail riding. Has rear rack and I often attach a trailer to go shopping. That's mostly why I want = some stability while I'm attaching and loading trailer and things on rack. Thanks!

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@ascentale @Youngtounces #BikeNite A4. I recently (finally!!) purchased a kickstand for a mountain bike with panniers and loaded, and I found that the kind of kickstand that connects to your rear axle is the most stable. I looked around and the best one seems to be the Greenfield Stabilizer Rear Mount kickstand. That said, I was at a used bicycle store and I bought a different rear mount kickstand (no name) from them, basically a clone but adjustable, and it works great. The Greenfield looks a bit more sturdy, but I'm not going expedition bicycling (yet), just to the store.