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The kickstand usually comes with the hardware needed...did yours not?

In my opinion it's better because it makes your wheels lighter without sacrificing reliability. You probably don't want to use a 16" tube on a 20" wheel, although it might work, but there's a reason why bicycle inner tube sizes are almost always displayed in ranges rather than exact numbers...

I went with this bar https://amzn.to/3ne89Aw The width of the stock bars was fine for me so I just wanted a slightly longer bar so I could fit more accessories on it but not too wide because it'll be harder and slightly more dangerous to get through doorways, stairways, areas with lots of trees...

Just an FYI....basically all 20 inch tubes will work the same. It'll simply be a matter of having a slightly thinner or thicker tube wall. IMO, it's actually better to use a smaller tube like a 20x2.00" or anything smaller than a 20x4 because it will function exactly the same but with less...

Thanks to your recommendation, I bought one of these and it's by far the best upgrade I've done to my XP so far. Thank you for posting it!

thank you!

I can't find this information anywhere. Does anyone know which size handlebar the stock XP stem uses? The newer mountain bikes seem to use 31.8 but the XP handlebar looks thinner.

Any updates on increasing the top speed using throttle only? Any engineers around?