Abstract: A stand for a bicycle that supports it at an angle, the stand comprising a single elongated member which attaches to the bicycle at two locations by means of slotted members which encircle the chain stays and crank spindle to support the bicycle. The opposite end of the elongated member serves to contact the ground, having a flat, angled surface adapted for this purpose. The stand is readily installed and removed, and is stored in a second location on the bicycle when the bicycle is in use.