>From your picture it looks like it's the head of the bolt that is rubbing. 
 That's tricky to notch.  An Allen head bolt will be smaller in diameter 
but a hair taller in stack height.  That might clear it with no notching 
necessary

On Wednesday, July 18, 2012 10:03:10 AM UTC-7, The Cripler wrote:
>
> Being that I am a habitual bike leaner, I have grown accustomed to paint 
> chips and marks on all parts of my bike. However, I for some reason feel 
> guilty just  leaning the Atlantis up against whatever I findt. So I decided 
> that i would invest in a pletscher double kickstand. Unfortunately I came 
> up against some mounting problems. My atlantis has no mounting plate. I 
> didnt think this would be an issue, as I would just wrap the stays and use 
> the plastic bit that coes with the kickstand. well, this apparently was 
> wrong. Is seem as though the stay distance between the bottom bracket and 
> the fender bridge isnt long enough to mount the kickstand without pinching, 
> or rubbing againd the front derraileur cable. So, my question is, "Am i 
> just out of luck in using this kickstand?". I amgine there are ways to 
> modify the top plate...but i dont want to hassle with this. Has anyone 
> else ran into this problem? If so , what was your solution? Is there a 
> different kickstand i should try? 

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