I have a larger bike with a front rack. A Gazelle Tour Populair with 28 inch wheels. With nothing on the rack, just the wheel size alone is to much for Velo Orange. I can see with the plastic and lack of spring this was a waste. Its simply not up for the job. My frustration is mostly with Gazelle, with this type of bike it should have been addressed in its design. A small bike its fine just not mine.

If you take your bike anywhere that sometimes requires parking it against a post, or need to sometimes only have one hand on your bike, get this. It’s a complete game changer that not only makes steering with heavy loads easier, it also cures the classic front wheel sideways whole bike fall down problem.

It did exactly what it was advertised to do and what I wanted it to do. It makes it easier to get children into and out of a seat attached to the rack because the front wheel no longer flops around.

I attached the larger stabilizer to my old Trek FX. I needed Sheldon's Fender Nuts and two bolts from the hardware store to attach it.

AKA a "deflopinator"...but whatever you call it, it will keep your basket and/or dual kickstand outfitted bikes from having a mind of their own when you park them. This creates a more carefree and enjoyable biking experience for kids and adults alike. I have installed the small size wheel stabilizer on a Velo Orange Neutrino and a Priority Start 20", nether required the included shims to achieve a perfectly tight fit!

Bought the wrong size and found out that I can only fit on the top tube. So I connect to one of the stem bolt and got a longer one so that all will fit in place… park my bike and now no worries that the handle bar will suddenly turn especially with load.