E Ride Pro Kickstands | By E Ride Pro | For E Ride Pro Electric Dirt Bikes

Dial in the Right Kickstand for Your Setup

The E Ride Pro Kickstand lineup gives you multiple OEM options depending on your wheel size, tire setup, and riding configuration. Getting the correct kickstand length matters more than most riders expect. The wrong size can cause the bike to lean too far or not enough, making it unstable when parked.

Whether you are running stock wheels, 16 inch setups, or wider babyfat tires, choosing the right kickstand ensures your bike sits properly and stays secure. At REV Rides we often help riders match the correct stand after tire or wheel upgrades.

Available Kickstand Options

• Mini Kickstand – Designed specifically for E Ride Pro Mini and Mini R models.
• 310mm Pro SS Kickstand – Fits SS 2.0, SS 3.0, SR and Road Legal models. Standard height for most setups.
• 310mm Kickstand (Pro S 16 inch) – Designed for E Ride Pro S with 16 inch wheel setup.
• 330mm Kickstand Kit – Fits SS 2.0, SS 3.0 and SR. Includes kickstand, spring, and bolt kit. Ideal for taller setups.
• 295mm Kickstand Kit (Babyfat Tires) – Fits SS 2.0, SS 3.0 and SR running wider babyfat tire setups.

Key Features

• OEM E Ride Pro kickstands
• Multiple length options for different wheel and tire setups
• Ensures proper bike lean angle and stability when parked
• Durable construction for off road and daily use
• Direct replacement or upgrade for factory kickstands

Why Kickstand Size Matters

Changing wheel size or tire profile affects ride height, which directly impacts how your bike sits on the kickstand. A stand that is too long can make the bike unstable, while one that is too short can cause excessive lean. Matching the correct size to your setup keeps your bike secure whether you are on the trail or parked in the garage.

Fitment

• E Ride Pro Mini
• E Ride Pro Mini R
• E Ride Pro S
• E Ride Pro SS
• E Ride Pro SS 2.0
• E Ride Pro SS 3.0
• E Ride Pro SR
• E Ride Pro Road Legal Models

Best Fit For

• Riders adjusting for different wheel or tire sizes
• Replacing bent or damaged kickstands
• Improving bike stability when parked